Charm City Luxury 4 Bedroom Brick Home - Baltimore

Charm City Luxury 4 Bedroom Brick Home: a spacious 4-bedroom house with city views and high-speed WiFi in Baltimore.

Spacious Accommodation

Charm City Luxury 4 Bedroom Brick Home offers a 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom layout with a living room that includes a sofa bed and dining area. A terrace with city views and a balcony provide outdoor space for relaxation. The property also has a fully equipped kitchen and a washing machine for longer stays.

High-Speed Connectivity and Entertainment

The home provides fast free WiFi at 309 Mbps, suitable for streaming and video calls. Each bedroom has a TV, and a surround sound system is installed in the living area. Guests also have access to a shared lounge and TV area.

Convenient Baltimore Location

Charm City Luxury Brick Home is located 4.5 km from Baltimore Zoo and 6 km from the Edgar Allen Poe Museum. The Baltimore Museum of Art and Johns Hopkins University are also within 6 km. Baltimore - Washington International Airport is 20 km away.

Family-Friendly Accommodations

The property includes family rooms and outdoor furniture, plus a terrace and seating area. Guest reviews give the home a 9.0 rating, noting the spaciousness and responsive host. The fridge has a water and ice dispenser, and the kitchen is fully equipped for family meals.

Security and Comfort Features

Charm City 4 Bedroom Home has 24-hour security with CCTV outside and smoke alarms throughout. Fire extinguishers, a safety deposit box, and a security alarm are also installed. The property is non-smoking throughout, with air conditioning and heating for comfort.

• Location: 4.5 km from Baltimore Zoo, 6 km from major museums
• Rooms: 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, living room with sofa bed
• Amenities: Fast WiFi 309 Mbps, surround sound system, TVs in all bedrooms
• Family: Family rooms, outdoor furniture, fully equipped kitchen
• Safety: 24-hour security, CCTV, smoke alarms
• Ideal for: Family stays, groups, travelers wanting city access

License number: STR-961885