Baltimore, Maryland
Mid-Town Belvedere Homes for Sale
“Discover 11 homes in Mid-Town Belvedere, Maryland”
11 homes
Avg $524,254
Market Overview
Mid-Town Belvedere Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Mid-Town Belvedere, MD
11
Active Listings
$524K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$65,000
To
$1,794,000
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About Mid-Town Belvedere Real Estate
Mid-Town Belvedere sits within Baltimore as a residential neighborhood where many long-term residents and newer buyers choose to settle. The area offers a mix of housing options that reflect the city’s older building stock alongside more recent updates. Daily life often centers on local streets that connect to nearby parks and commercial pockets where residents can find coffee shops, restaurants, and small retailers. The neighborhood is served by the local public school district, with families also considering nearby private and charter options depending on their needs. Homes here range from row houses to larger single-family properties, giving buyers several styles and price points to consider. At the moment there are 11 active listings with an average price near $524,000, though prices span from the low end of the market up to properties listed near $1.8 million.
Average listing price: $524,254 · 11 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
There are currently 11 homes listed for sale. The average asking price sits around $524,000, with properties ranging from $65,000 to $1.79 million. This spread shows options for buyers at different budget levels.
The housing stock includes row houses and single-family residences of varying ages and sizes. Some properties have been updated while others retain more of their original features. Buyers can review the current 11 listings to see what styles and price points are on the market.
Many streets connect to small commercial areas where residents can reach coffee shops, restaurants, and basic retail on foot. Access to parks also supports outdoor routines without needing to drive. The neighborhood layout encourages this kind of local movement for those who prefer it.
The neighborhood falls within the local public school district, and families often supplement with nearby private or charter schools. School choice can depend on specific addresses and grade levels. Prospective buyers typically research current options during their search.
The price range from $65,000 to nearly $1.8 million gives buyers flexibility when entering the market. With 11 active listings, inventory is modest but varied. First-time buyers can compare different property types and conditions before making a decision.