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The Crescent at Fells Point
951 Fell St, Baltimore, MD 2123115 month lease from$2,254
Base rent from $2,221
The Porter Brewers Hill
3700 Toone Street, Baltimore, MD 21224Contact the community for more information on price and availability
McHenry Row Apartments
1700 Whetstone Way, Baltimore, MD 2123015 month lease from$1,741
Base rent from $1,719
Enolia
4529 Harford Road, Baltimore, MD 21214Contact the community for more information on price and availability
Get in on the fun that living in Greystar apartments in Baltimore has to offer. In addition to a luxurious apartment home with elegant features and desirable amenities, Baltimore residents will have access to a plethora of activities in the Independent City.
Sports fans living in Baltimore apartments can conveniently watch The Baltimore Orioles play at Oriole Park at Camden Yards and the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium. Baltimore is also home to the Sports Legends Museum at Camden Yards, featuring exhibits on the Baltimore Orioles, Colts, Ravens and Blast; Orioles Hall of Fame, the Maryland State Athletic Hall of Fame and regional college athletics.
Baltimoreans can stop by the home of one of America's most troubled writers, Edgar Allan Poe, built around 1830, or visit historical ships such as the USS Constellation, USS Torsk and USS Taney. You'll find that the city surrounding our Baltimore apartments for rent is steeped in history.
If you love the outdoors, you'll enjoy taking a walk through Cylburn Arboretum, a 207-acre city park. Outdoorsy Baltimore, Columbia and Towson residents will also love walking their dogs or just strolling the trails in 415 acres of countryside in the Robert E. Lee Memorial Park.
Our apartments in Baltimore also offer a convenient location for residents interested in theater shows and concerts. Watch beloved musicals at the historic Hippodrome Theatre, once home to acts by Bob Hope, Red Skelton and Frank Sinatra. Residents seeking famous and fresh art can visit the Baltimore Museum of Art, founded in 1914 and containing 90,000 works of art.
No matter your interests, living in Baltimore apartments will quickly fulfill your love for the city.
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