Welcome to 402 S Dallas Street

Located in the heart of Baltimore, steps from Little Italy and Harbor East, this adorable 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom brick row home is a charming gem that effortlessly combines classic details with modern amenities. Boasting a classic Baltimore row home facade, constructed with enduring red brick that exudes timeless charm, windows adorned with bright blue trim and the quintessential “Red Door”, this home screams “BALTIMORE”. Don’t let the size fool you. As you step inside, you are greeted by a cozy and well-lit living room with original hardwood floors, brick wall, wood beams, neutral paint tones, and plenty of natural light. An intimate eating area combined with a modern kitchen round out the main level. Just outside is a beautiful, private English garden. Gorgeous mature climbing ivy, and a cobblestone patio finish this storybook oasis perfect for grilling or just relaxing. The bedroom, located on the upper level, is spacious and offers a serene retreat with soft carpeting and a neutral color palette. High ceilings and a skylight fill the room with plenty of natural light. Off the bedroom you will find a generous closet and an area perfect for a home office or reading nook. The recently updated (9/23) spa bathroom includes modern fixtures, a vanity with storage, and a shower/bathtub combination with a rain shower. Throughout the home, you'll find tasteful finishes and touches that complement the character of the row home while providing modern comfort. Easy access to public transportation makes commuting a breeze. This loved home full of character and personality is perfect for a single individual or a couple looking for a cozy and charming place to call home. Its classic exterior and modern interior make it a desirable option in the heart of the city. Don't miss the opportunity to make this house your own and experience the best of Baltimore living while at the same time being able to say that you live on the block that the set designer Vincent Peranio lived on for many decades (the “Palace on Dallas”). Some additional trivia about this block … Did you know this block was also featured in the John Waters movie ‘Female Trouble’ and Divine and Aunt Ida lived a few doors down. This home is a must see to be truly appreciated.