Harlem Park community uniquely designed with several inner block parks also includes the historic Lafayette Square. During the Civil War the Square was used by the 3rd Regiment MD Veteran Volunteers as a campground. Later developed into a park with 4 Victorian built churches known during the late 1800's as"Church Square" of which the buildings still survive today. Homes in the area are mainly three story rowhouses built in the late 1920's in Italianate design with marble ornaments, spacious rooms, marble fireplaces, elegant staircases, and nice backyards.  

Minutes to downtown Baltimore's area business offices, Social Security Administration, and Harbor Place approximately 10 minutes by car and 20 minutes by foot. Over a dozen churches in the community within walking distance. Other places of interest include Oriole Park at Camden Yards, the B&O Railroad Museum, Lyric Theater, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, University of Baltimore, Lexington Market, Cross Street Market, University of Maryland Hospital & Shock Trauma Unit, easy access to beltways 95, 295, 395 & 695, and more... 

Three story row houses newly rebid containing 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, all new plumbing, electrical, & heating systems as well as new major appliances. Originally built in Italian ate design featuring spacious rooms, elegant staircases, and landscaped rear yards. The front facades are sand blasted, restored and repointed to preserve the historic character.

Sales price range: $45,000 to $99,000

All of the community organizations work towards the betterment of Harlem Park Community on such issues as housing development, community development, community resources, sanitation, public safety, education, recreation, and more...

• Harlem Park Neighborhood Council, Inc.
• The Harlem Park Trust
• Lafayette Square Association
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Improvement Association
• Harlem Park Revitalization Corp.
• Harlem Park/Lafayette Square Village Center
• Umoja Housing Corp.