Locust Point

Locust Point is a quiet neighborhood at the southern end of the South Baltimore peninsula. Formerly an industry-heavy neighborhood that attracted factory workers and immigrants, the neighborhood is now a mix of some of the city's oldest rowhouses and its newest. High-tech offices, luxury apartments and high-rises are scattered among historic, two-story rows. Residents enjoy beautiful views from Fort McHenry Park, the birthplace of our National Anthem, and the convenience of many nearby shopping, dining and nightlife spots.

At a Glance
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By-the-Water
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Historic
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Kid-Friendly
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Commuter-Friendly
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Lively
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Close-Knit
Estimated Mortgage
$4,702
Estimated Rent
$2,064
Median Home Purchase Price
$544,000
Home Types
Condominiums, Rowhomes
Own vs. Rent
66% Own / 34% Rent
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Getting Around

Walk Score
70
Bike Score
59
Transit Score
41
South

Nearby Public Transit

  • BWI Airport....20 minutes
  • Charles Center….10 minutes
  • Penn Station….20 minutes
Plus:
  • Easy Access to Major Highways
  • Bike and Scooter Share
  • Rideshare

What's Nearby

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Major Parks
Pools & Recreation Centers

Meet Your Neighbors

Would you ask a New Yorker about living in L.A? (We didn’t think so.) When it comes to Baltimore, Baltimoreans know best. Community organization members and Live Baltimore’s Neighborhood Ambassadors are involved in their communities and love to talk about neighborhood happenings. Connect with a community organization or one of our ambassadors for an insider’s view of this city neighborhood.

Interested in becoming a Neighborhood Ambassador? Find out how.

Paul Brophy
Locust Point Neighborhood Ambassador

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Danielle Guido
Locust Point Neighborhood Ambassador

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