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OPEN HOUSE! SATURDAY 11/2, 10 AM - 12 PM. Come and see this stunning 4-level, 3-bedroom (potential 4th bedroom on the 1st floor) 4-bathroom home that would have no doubt been Francis Scott Key's first choice to live. This luxurious 2-car attached garage Key's Overlook Beazer home is located less than one-half mile from Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine on the Locust Point peninsula. 2,200+ sq. ft. of luxury living space that includes a 4th floor sky den leading to one of 2 decks; a rooftop deck with stunning views of the water, The Francis Scott Key Bridge, both the Harborview Tower & McHenry Row Water Tower, and Canton's famous Natty Boh Tower. The 2nd deck is off the main living area, perfect for firing up the grill or reading your favorite novel on a warm summer night. Hardwood flooring covers upper 3 levels. A gourmet kitchen with granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, and anchor kitchen island reinforces how this property is an entertainer's dream. The 1st floor den/potential 4th bedroom offers space to both relax and entertain. A transfer of pool membership to the highly sought-after Otterbein Swim Club (current 3-year wait list) is included with the sale of the property. Super convenient to I-95, Baltimore's Inner Harbor, Federal Hill, multiple neighborhood parks, dog park, playgrounds, restaurants, night life. "Locust Point is steeped in not only history, but in community. A neighborhood nestled at the end of a strategic peninsula, it is home to both Under Armour in the former Proctor & Gamble soap factory and Fort McHenry, the birthplace of our National Anthem. The neighborhood also once served as a center of Baltimore's Polish-American, Irish-American and Italian-American communities; being a point of entry for immigrants. Even with industry surrounding it Locust Point is a vibrant neighborhood. It is a mix of some of the city's oldest rowhomes and the new with - high-tech office, luxury urban high-rise living, and shopping available. Latrobe Park is also an easy walk from anywhere in the neighborhood. It has a dog park, playground, basketball courts, tennis courts, a baseball and soccer field as well as a rec center. The Charm City Circulator Banner route runs right through the neighborhood making connecting to other party of the city easy. With great people, great green space and many amenities. It is a great neighborhood to explore and enjoy!" LiveBaltimore.com

OPEN HOUSE! SATURDAY 11/2, 10 AM - 12 PM. Come and see this stunning 4-level, 3-bedroom (potential 4th bedroom on the 1st floor) 4-bathroom home that would have no doubt been Francis Scott Key's first choice to live. This luxurious 2-car attached garage Key's Overlook Beazer home is located less than one-half mile from Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine on the Locust Point peninsula. 2,200+ sq. ft. of luxury living space that includes a 4th floor sky den leading to one of 2 decks; a rooftop deck with stunning views of the water, The Francis Scott Key Bridge, both the Harborview Tower & McHenry Row Water Tower, and Canton's famous Natty Boh Tower. The 2nd deck is off the main living area, perfect for firing up the grill or reading your favorite novel on a warm summer night. Hardwood flooring covers upper 3 levels. A gourmet kitchen with granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, and anchor kitchen island reinforces how this property is an entertainer's dream. The 1st floor den/potential 4th bedroom offers space to both relax and entertain. A transfer of pool membership to the highly sought-after Otterbein Swim Club (current 3-year wait list) is included with the sale of the property. Super convenient to I-95, Baltimore's Inner Harbor, Federal Hill, multiple neighborhood parks, dog park, playgrounds, restaurants, night life. "Locust Point is steeped in not only history, but in community. A neighborhood nestled at the end of a strategic peninsula, it is home to both Under Armour in the former Proctor & Gamble soap factory and Fort McHenry, the birthplace of our National Anthem. The neighborhood also once served as a center of Baltimore's Polish-American, Irish-American and Italian-American communities; being a point of entry for immigrants. Even with industry surrounding it Locust Point is a vibrant neighborhood. It is a mix of some of the city's oldest rowhomes and the new with - high-tech office, luxury urban high-rise living, and shopping available. Latrobe Park is also an easy walk from anywhere in the neighborhood. It has a dog park, playground, basketball courts, tennis courts, a baseball and soccer field as well as a rec center. The Charm City Circulator Banner route runs right through the neighborhood making connecting to other party of the city easy. With great people, great green space and many amenities. It is a great neighborhood to explore and enjoy!" LiveBaltimore.com