Real estate is all about location, location, location. This townhouse is situated in the Historic District of Fells Point. Houses of this size are typically found on alley streets in Fells Point. This one in particular benefits from being on one of the main streets. The ease of parking at this location is one of its many advantages over the alley street locations. Cute and quaint, this townhome is ideal for the person or couple looking for a starter home , or someone looking to downsize, all the while living in this dynamic seaport neighborhood with the various benefits that home ownership can provide. Why pay rent when this house is so affordable and allows you to build equity. There are no condo fees to pay and the taxes are low and manageable. Why not make this the first step on your lifetime goal of growing your wealth. Located just one block from the crossroads of Canton and Fells Point and one only 1 block from the waterfront and Harbor Promenade. You can walk to Harbor Point, Harbor East, Canton as well as many other nearby points of interest. The Johns Hopkins Shuttle stop is steps from your front door. The home features 1, bedroom plus 1 and 1/2 bathrooms and both a front entry as well as a side door . An aesthetically pleasing Juliet balcony with a movable iron railing is perched above the side entry and it allows you to rule over your unique grape arbor and to help you get oversized furniture into the upper floor. The grape vines, apart from being attractive, will serve as a passive cooling system, as the plan is to allow the vines to grow to cover the wall in green. All of Fells Point constitutes your front and back yard. Update!!! this house was listed last year and potential buyers made suggestions for improvements. The owner listened to those suggestions, took the house off the market and proceeded to incorporate those ideas in its renovation. The house is now ready for its reveal. Among the many changes is a new, high efficiency, ductless heating and air conditioning system. This space saver allowed the owner to remove ceiling ducts and bulkheads in the kitchen, living room as well as the bedroom. It also created a second, much needed closet, as that space was previously occupied by a heat pump. A wall separating the kitchen from the living room has been removed and the flooring in both rooms, previously tile, has been enhanced with the addition of floating( zero-VOC) cork. New paint has been applied throughout. If you saw it before please come and see the changes your suggestions have made.