Baltimore, Maryland
Shipley Hill Homes for Sale
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10 homes
Avg $70,640
Market Overview
Shipley Hill Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Shipley Hill, MD
10
Active Listings
$71K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$25,000
To
$135,000
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About Shipley Hill Real Estate
Shipley Hill sits within Baltimore as a modest residential neighborhood where many longtime residents and newer buyers looking for affordable entry points live side by side. The area features older row houses and smaller single-family homes that line the streets, giving it a straightforward, working-class character rather than a polished or tourist-oriented feel. Daily life tends to center on local errands, commuting into other parts of the city, and occasional visits to nearby parks or community spots for outdoor time. Families here are generally served by the city’s public school system, which includes both neighborhood schools and some citywide options depending on grade level. The housing stock remains largely intact from earlier decades, with many properties still reflecting original layouts and modest updates. At the moment the neighborhood shows ten active listings with an average asking price near $70,640, and prices ranging from the mid-twenty-thousands up to about $135,000, indicating a market that continues to offer lower-cost ownership opportunities compared with many other Baltimore areas.
Average listing price: $70,640 · 10 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current listings in Shipley Hill range from about $25,000 to $135,000, with an average asking price of roughly $70,640. Buyers often find a mix of smaller single-family homes and row houses at these price points.
There are ten active listings in the neighborhood right now. Inventory can shift quickly in smaller areas like Shipley Hill, so checking regularly is useful for serious buyers.
The neighborhood mainly features older row houses and modest single-family homes. Many properties date from earlier periods of Baltimore’s growth and retain much of their original structure.
Residents have access to smaller local parks and green spaces within or just outside the neighborhood. These spots support casual outdoor activities and provide places for walking or relaxing without needing to travel far.
Children in Shipley Hill attend schools within the Baltimore City Public Schools system. Families may also consider citywide charter or private options depending on their preferences and specific grade levels.