The Greater Coppin Heights/Rosemont Community is an established working-class neighborhood featuring tree-lined streets and many brick porch-front rowhomes with garden areas. It is a predominantly residential community with commercial and industrial uses concentrated along its northern border, while public land uses (e.g., Coppin State University and Carver Vocational High School) are located on its northern and southeastern border. 

• Easterwood Park and Recreation Center
• Home of the "Eagles"--Coppin State's basketball team
• Druid Hill Park

Brick porch-front row homes with garden areas. The majority of homes in Coppin are two stories, with some three-story units on North Avenue and the 1800 block of Ashburton Street.

Coppin Heights was originally part of the Walbrook Community until 1989, when, for marketing purposes, the community was renamed Coppin Heights, officially assuming the boundaries of the Ash-Co-East-Neighborhood Association. In 2004, Coppin State University drafted the Greater Coppin Heights/Rosemont Revitalization Plan, which created a partnership between the Coppin Heights and Rosemont communities.