CHARLES VILLAGE

Charles Village

ZIP Code: 21218

Neighborhood Information

Homes For Sale And Lease

In 1867, Charles Village was purchased and divided amongst several builders who would craft merely the outside of homes and allow for the inside to be unique. The neighborhood started as a street car suburb, and continued to grow as a suburb of Baltimore. The community name changed from Peabody Village to Charles Village in 1967, named after the central north and south bound street throughout the 45 city block neighborhood. It was added to the National Registry of Historic Places in 1983.
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2021 Sales Statistics


Number of Properties Sold:  46
Average Sale Price:  $258,561
Highest Sale Price:  $530,000
Lowest Sale Price:  $35,000

Walkscore Ratings


Walkscore:  91
Transit Score:  61
Bike Score:  86

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Housing Types


Attached
Detached
Condominiums
Rental Apartments

Commute Times


To Downtown Baltimore:  9-22 minutes
To Towson:  18-28 minutes
To BWI:  22-45 minutes

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Nearby Neighborhoods


In and Around Charles Village

School Info

School GreatSchools Rating
Barclay Elementary / Middle School
Level: PK-8
Margaret Brent Elementary School
Level: PK-5

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Charles Village, Baltimore

Location:

Charles Village is a north-central neighborhood in Baltimore City. The zip code is 21218. The boundaries of this neighborhood are the streets 25th, Charles, Barclay and Mace, and the University Parkway, and Guilford Avenue.

Where should I eat?

The Charles Village neighborhood is home to one of the most interesting restaurants in Baltimore. This place is a 1950’s retro diner featuring classic American and Indian fare with an upstairs lounge providing great food in a relaxed atmosphere. Reviewers have raved about the Indian cuisine as well as the standard American fare. You can’t go wrong on either half of the menu from either half of the world.

Are you looking for a fast and healthy meal? There aren’t too many healthy fast food restaurants like honeygrow. A farm to table offering the healthiest in stir fries, salads, and even fruit based desserts. This is a favorite spot to get a salad on the go for locals. Honeygrow is open seven days a week and open all day from 10:30am to 10:00pm so whether you are leaving work late, on your lunch break, or craving something sweet late at night, you can stop by and get a great and healthy meal regardless of he time of day.

If you are looking for a fast meal, but are craving something with Far East flair, look no further than Brown Rice Korean Grill on North Charles Street.  Here you will find authentic stews and dumplings alongside a modern build your own rice bowl concept. They are open six days a week from 11am to 9pm and close the shop on Sundays. The locals can’t get enough of the fresh food and friendly staff here. If you are traveling with someone who is a vegan or vegetarian, Brown Rice Korean Grill offers a menu full of excellent options. Gluten free diets will find a number of pleasant options as well.

Are there parks nearby?

 The Wyman Park Dell is a beautiful urban park nearby Charles Village. This 16 acre park has wide open lawns and walking paths to get a brisk walk in n your lunch break or to settle down and have a great picnic in the heart of the city. The park is cared for by the Friends of Wyman Park Dell and the organization holds numerous events throughout the year there such as: planting new trees and flowers and routine park maintenance. This is a hot spot for local groups to hold their events as well.

The Wyman Park is a couple of blocks from the Dell and is family friendly place to enjoy the outdoors as well as bring your furry friends for a walk.

What is there to do?

The Baltimore Musuem of Art is home to many beautiful works of art and sculptures that are consistently changing with the seasons and years so that even if you have visited in the past, the museum will be unique. General admission to the museum is free, but we recommend a donation just to keep the museum alive and well-funded for future generations.

What places should I visit?

Charles Village has a rich history of accepting and cherishing those who come to live and make a home there. The neighborhood is home to a Koreatown and a Little Appalachia where travelers from the Far East and home in America have come and made a living for themselves. Charles Street has become referred to as Black Wall Street for all of the successful Africa American owned small business that have made the block a small business success story. Here, we recommend visiting the Terra Café.