Charles North is a rapidly growing, revitalizing neighborhood. An area rich in diversity and tradition, Charles North is quickly becoming the new place to be. The future looks bright for Charles North as new condominium and apartment complexes are under construction and a commercial district revitalization continues to gain momentum.

Penn Station, The Charles Theater, Tapas Teatro, Club Charles, Everyman Theatre, Joe Squared Pizza, Load of Fun, Sofi's Crepes, Zodiac, Westnorth Studio, Pearson's Florist, Chaudron Glass & Mirror Co., Gordon's Lounge, etc.

3 story brick town houses around 100 years old. Some are single homes (owner occupied) while many others have multiple dwelling units.

The area grew in the 1880's and 90's as suburbs to downtown Baltimore. It appears to have been a middle to upper middle class neighborhood with North Ave. as a fine shopping area. The area changed greatly during World War II as the large houses were made into apartments.

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