This three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath rowhome offers nearly eighteen hundred square feet across three levels, designed for both ease and character. Exposed brick walls line the living spaces—warm and textured, a reminder of the city’s past woven into modern finishes. Natural light falls in from tall windows, carrying across hardwood floors and into an open main level that flows seamlessly. Each bedroom is paired with its own full bath, a rare feature that gives every resident or guest a sense of privacy. A full-sized washer and dryer are included, and the home culminates in a private roof-top deck with sweeping views of Baltimore’s skyline. Beyond the front door, the neighborhood unfolds effortlessly. Less than a block away, Little Donna’s earns national acclaim, while Water for Chocolate, Ekiben, Marta Fine Food & Spirits, and Johnny Rad’s offer standout dining nearby. To the east, within a short walk, Patterson Park stretches wide with green fields and shaded paths. Heading south, Thames Street winds along the waterfront, lined with Fells Point landmarks—Kooper’s Tavern, Sláinte Irish Pub, The Daily Grind, Thames Street Oyster House, and The Admiral’s Cup with its live music—passing the post office on the way. Just north, Johns Hopkins is close enough to walk, yet only a couple minutes by car. To the west, a very short drive brings you to Little Italy, where a cluster of celebrated restaurants and cafés includes the beloved Vaccaro’s Italian Pastry Shop. For daily errands, Safeway is only a few minutes’ drive toward Canton, and just beyond, Canton Crossing gathers Harris Teeter, Target, Crunch Fitness, and a lively mix of shops and restaurants. From every side, the essentials of city life are close at hand, paired with some of Baltimore’s most iconic dining and cultural destinations. 1904 Bank Street blends space, history, and convenience—a home rooted in Baltimore’s character, surrounded by the best the city has to offer.