Baltimore, Maryland
Carrollton Ridge Homes for Sale
“Discover 23 homes in Carrollton Ridge, Maryland”
23 homes
Avg $106,265
Market Overview
Carrollton Ridge Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Carrollton Ridge, MD
23
Active Listings
$106K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$19,900
To
$269,000
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406 S SMALLWOOD Street
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“1913 Christian Street Baltimore MD 3 Bed 3 Bath Townhouse in Carrollton Ridge”
1913 CHRISTIAN Street
Baltimore, MD
3 bd3 ba2,080
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426 S SMALLWOOD Street
Baltimore, MD
2 bd2 ba910
Townhouse
$145K
“5 Bedroom 2 Bath Townhouse in Baltimore East South Clifton Park Historic District”
407 S SMALLWOOD Street
Baltimore, MD
5 bd2 ba
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$140K
1819 MCHENRY Street
Baltimore, MD
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About Carrollton Ridge Real Estate
Carrollton Ridge sits within Baltimore as a residential neighborhood that draws a range of long-term residents and newcomers looking for more affordable housing options. The area features a mix of older row houses and smaller single-family homes that reflect the city’s traditional building stock. Daily life centers on neighborhood streets where people walk to nearby parks or small commercial corners for everyday needs. Residents generally rely on the city’s public school system, which includes both neighborhood schools and citywide options. With 23 homes currently listed for sale, prices average around $106,265 and range from roughly $20,000 to $269,000, giving buyers a broad entry point into the local market.
Average listing price: $106,265 · 23 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent data shows the average listed price sits near $106,265, with current homes ranging from about $19,900 to $269,000. This spread allows buyers to find properties at several different price points depending on condition and size.
There are 23 active listings in the neighborhood at this time. Inventory levels can shift quickly, so checking regularly helps buyers stay on top of new opportunities.
The housing stock mainly consists of older row houses and some smaller single-family homes. These property types suit buyers who want traditional Baltimore architecture or more compact living spaces.
Local parks and smaller green spaces are within reach for residents who enjoy outdoor activities close to home. Many people also use city trails and larger parks located a short drive away.
Students attend schools within Baltimore’s public system, which offers both neighborhood-based options and citywide programs. Families often research specific assignments based on their address.