Baltimore, Maryland
New Southwest/Mount Clare Homes for Sale
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11 homes
Avg $97,755
Market Overview
New Southwest/Mount Clare Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for New Southwest/Mount Clare, MD
11
Active Listings
$98K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$13,500
To
$165,000
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About New Southwest/Mount Clare Real Estate
New Southwest/Mount Clare sits within Baltimore as a residential neighborhood that draws a mix of long-time residents and newer buyers looking for more affordable entry points into city living. The area is largely made up of row houses and smaller single-family homes that reflect the city’s traditional housing patterns, with some properties needing updates and others already renovated. Daily life tends to center around local streets rather than large commercial districts, so residents often drive or use transit for groceries, errands, and work. Public schools serve the neighborhood through the city district, giving families access to the same system used across Baltimore. With only a handful of homes currently listed, the market remains limited; the eleven active listings show an average price near $97,755 and range from about $13,500 to $165,000, indicating opportunities at several price points for buyers who are comfortable with varying levels of renovation.
Average listing price: $97,755 · 11 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
The neighborhood mainly features row houses and smaller single-family homes typical of Baltimore’s older residential blocks. Current listings show prices from the low teens up to around $165,000, with an average near $97,755 across the eleven active properties.
With an average listing price of roughly $97,755 and homes available as low as $13,500, the area offers lower price points than many other parts of the city. The limited inventory of eleven active listings means buyers may need to act quickly when a suitable property appears.
Residents generally rely on city buses or short drives to reach downtown employment centers and regional transit hubs. Because the neighborhood is within Baltimore’s broader transit network, travel times vary with traffic but remain manageable for most daily commutes.
Local streets and smaller green spaces provide places for walking and casual outdoor time, while larger city parks are a short drive or transit ride away. The neighborhood itself does not contain major recreational facilities, so residents often use nearby Baltimore parks for more extensive outdoor activities.
Children living in the neighborhood attend schools within the Baltimore City Public Schools system. As with other city neighborhoods, families can also explore charter or private options depending on their preferences and specific needs.