302 E. University Parkway

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Introducing the perfect off-campus housing option for Johns Hopkins University students! This newly renovated 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom house in Baltimore, MD offers a modern living experience with updated features such as granite counters in the kitchen, hardwood floors, and exposed interior brick walls. With central A/C, a garage, and a washer/dryer included, convenience is at your fingertips. The spacious bedrooms offer ample closet space, while the skylights brighten up the home with natural light. The kitchen pantry and dishwasher make meal prep a breeze. Don't miss out on this opportunity to live in style and comfort - schedule a tour today! Utilities not included in rent. Available for move-in on 6/5/2024. For June 2024/2025 off-campus leasing information, please email Current special! A free Ring Alarm with a signed lease ... up to $300 value! Super convenient to the JHU Homewood campus... walking distance! And convenient to Loyola University! Pet policy: Cats/Small dogs okay. Breed restrictions. $200 nonrefundable pet fee per pet. $35/month per pet pet rent See better photos and SCHEDULE A SHOWING at: Look under "Available Properties" to find the property and schedule a showing! No, it's not a hyperlink. :-( You still have to copy-and-paste this link into the address bar on your web browser. Amenities: Central A/C, Garage, Newly Rennovated, Washer/Dryer, Updated Kitchen (Granite Counters), Updated Bathrooms, Ample Closet Space, Unfinished Basement, Exposed Interior Brick Walls, Skylights, Dishwasher, Kitchen Pantry, Hardwood Floors

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About Baltimore, MD#

Baltimore is Maryland's largest city, the second-largest seaport in the Mid-Atlantic, and just an hour-and-a-half drive from Washington, DC. Baltimore has a fiercely independent spirit that residents can proudly trace back to the late 1700s. Much of the city's charm comes from its distinctive neighborhood personalities. Homes and rental apartments in Baltimore can be found in a range of styles, from high-rise apartments and condos to 19th-century row houses once built for immigrant workers. Learn more about Baltimore, MD.