
Apartments near 400 Block of West Baltimore Street in Baltimore, MD (1,522 Rentals)


804 Saint Paul St

10 W Read St

Tyson Lofts

825 N Charles St

847 Park Ave

6 W Read St

849 Park Ave

9 East Read Street - 8098

11 E Read St

4 W Read St

803 Saint Paul St

8 W Read St

803-805 St Paul St

900 N Charles St

1025 Bennett Plz

216 W Read St

Mt. Vernon Apartments 7250

718 Dolphin St

855 Park Ave

807 St Paul St

915 Cathedral St

1027 Edmondson Ave

1025 Edmondson Ave

744 Dolphin St

1181-1185 James St

1021 Edmondson Ave

804 N Calvert St

1211 Hollins St

810 N Calvert St

812 N Calvert St

900 Saint Paul St

14 E Read St

904 St Paul St

912 Saint Paul St

910 Saint Paul St

901 St. Paul St

809 N Calvert St

714-716 N Fremont

932 N Charles St

241 W Chase St

903 St Paul St

907 St Paul St

909 St Paul St

911 Saint Paul St

920 Saint Paul St

717 W Lanvale St

Mount Vernon Lofts

904 N Calvert St

922 Saint Paul St

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