Find Your Baltimore Waterfront Neighborhood

Rowhomes, townhomes, boutique condos

Historic rowhomes, condo conversions

Water is on three sides.

The neighborhood meets the water along Key Highway and the Inner Harbor promenade, with continuous walking access toward the Science Center, Rash Field and the downtown harbor edge.

Neighborhood corner restaurants inside converted rowhomes

Cross Street Market stalls for everything from oysters to tacos

Long-running corner taverns with regulars

One of Baltimore's densest bar corridors along Cross and Light Streets

One of the strongest parking situations among Baltimore's waterfront neighborhoods.

The tightest parking of the five featured neighborhoods.

Highly walkable within the peninsula for groceries, parks and restaurants.

Exceptional.

Roughly 5 to 10 minutes by car to the Inner Harbor and downtown offices, or about 25 to 35 minutes on foot along the harbor promenade.

Walkable to the Inner Harbor in about 10 minutes and to the central business district in 15 to 20 minutes — the shortest pedestrian commute of the five neighborhoods.

Locust Point rewards people who want a genuine neighborhood rather than a nightlife district.

Federal Hill suits people who want to leave the car parked all week. Groceries, gyms, restaurants, the harbor promenade and downtown offices are all within a walk, and weekends run on market visits, park time and full patios..