Baltimore, Maryland
Four by Four Homes for Sale
“Discover 7 homes in Four by Four, Maryland”
7 homes
Avg $108,329
Market Overview
Four by Four Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Four by Four, MD
7
Active Listings
$108K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$54,900
To
$179,900
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About Four by Four Real Estate
Four by Four sits within Baltimore as a modest residential neighborhood where everyday living takes shape in a mix of long-time residents and newcomers seeking more affordable city housing. The area reflects the practical character of many Baltimore communities, with homes that serve working households and first-time buyers rather than catering to a specific lifestyle niche. Its location within the larger city places residents within reach of Baltimore’s broader network of services and transit options, though daily routines tend to center on local streets and nearby conveniences. Parks and small commercial pockets provide basic outdoor space and errands without requiring long trips, and walkability varies block to block depending on proximity to bus routes or corner stores. Families here generally rely on the city’s public school system, which offers a range of elementary, middle, and high school options distributed across district boundaries. The housing stock leans toward compact single-family homes and older row houses that fit typical city lots, with occasional larger properties appearing at the edges of the neighborhood. At the moment, seven homes sit on the market with an average asking price near $108,300, giving buyers a sense of current availability in a lower price tier that stretches from the mid-$50,000s to just under $180,000.
Average listing price: $108,329 · 7 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Seven homes are currently listed for sale. The average asking price sits at roughly $108,300, with properties ranging from $54,900 to $179,900. This limited inventory suggests buyers may encounter fewer choices and should prepare to move quickly when a suitable home appears.
Most properties are compact single-family houses and traditional Baltimore row homes built on standard city lots. A smaller number of larger residences appear near the neighborhood edges. The current listings reflect this mix, with prices that generally stay below the citywide median for single-family homes.
Walkability depends on the specific block, with some streets close to corner stores and bus stops while others require a short drive or ride for groceries and services. Residents often combine walking trips with public transit for longer commutes across Baltimore.
Children attend schools within Baltimore City Public Schools. The district provides elementary, middle, and high school options, though exact assignments depend on address and current enrollment policies. Private and charter schools elsewhere in the city also remain accessible for families who choose them.
The neighborhood’s lower price points and smaller home sizes can appeal to buyers entering the market for the first time. With seven active listings averaging just over $108,000, entry costs stay modest compared with many other Baltimore areas. Buyers should still budget for potential renovation needs common in older city housing stock.