1810 Eutaw Pl.

Description

This apartment is a ground-floor beauty. Hardwood floors, an updated kitchen and bath, built-in bookshelves and plenty of closet space make this an attractive and convenient apartment to rent. But the best feature of this spacious unit is the direct entrance to the back yard and private patio! The rear yard, surrounded by a high privacy fence for security, is grassed, with a wonderful resident garden and a picnic table. Have a dog? This is the perfect apartment! A large fenced yard for your poochie to enjoy, right in the heart of the city. The building itself boasts beautiful restored architctural detail, a laundry room, a mail room, a secure intercom entry system (don't go downstairs-buzz them up!), secure laser-cut keys at the front entrances for security, a fenced in rear yard, private trash service so you don't have to walk through the alley, and plenty of lighting in both the front and the rear of the building. Don't forget! All residents get FREE secure, high-speed Internet access! The building is 8 blocks from Penn Station (Amtrak, MARC, Lightrail), 5 blocks from lightrail, 4 blocks from the subway, right at the Eutaw Place bus lines, 6 blocks from University of Baltimore, 5 blocks from MICA, 4 blocks from I-83, 8 blocks from University of MD, 5 blocks from State Center and MD General Hospital, a short walk to Mt. Vernon and 1/2 mile from the inner harbor. Street parking is available without permit, and is very easy to find right in front of the building most days of the week. Pets Allowed

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