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Most rowhomes in this price range ask you to choose between move-in ready and affordable. 540 46th St doesn't make you pick. The big-ticket items are already done: new flooring runs throughout the main level and bedrooms, fresh paint covers every wall, and the has been fully updated. The kitchen is where the renovation really shows. Gray shaker cabinets, granite counters, and a full stainless appliance package turn cooking from a chore into something easy. It's the kind of kitchen that makes a small rowhome feel like it works harder for you. Upstairs, the bedrooms are clean, neutral, and ready for someone to move straight in without lifting a paintbrush. Downstairs, the basement adds real function beyond what you see on the main level. There's a dedicated laundry setup, a workshop-style storage area, and a walkout door to the back, so hauling anything in or out doesn't mean carrying it through the house. Out back, a fenced yard gives you a private outdoor space to make your own. It's not landscaped yet, but the bones are there for whoever wants to put their stamp on it. Out front, a classic covered porch looks out over one of Baltimore's familiar rowhome blocks, with street parking and easy access to the surrounding neighborhood. New floors, a finished kitchen, and two bathrooms already in place. At this price point, that combination is hard to beat. Schedule your private tour today.

Most rowhomes in this price range ask you to choose between move-in ready and affordable. 540 46th St doesn't make you pick. The big-ticket items are already done: new flooring runs throughout the main level and bedrooms, fresh paint covers every wall, and the has been fully updated. The kitchen is where the renovation really shows. Gray shaker cabinets, granite counters, and a full stainless appliance package turn cooking from a chore into something easy. It's the kind of kitchen that makes a small rowhome feel like it works harder for you. Upstairs, the bedrooms are clean, neutral, and ready for someone to move straight in without lifting a paintbrush. Downstairs, the basement adds real function beyond what you see on the main level. There's a dedicated laundry setup, a workshop-style storage area, and a walkout door to the back, so hauling anything in or out doesn't mean carrying it through the house. Out back, a fenced yard gives you a private outdoor space to make your own. It's not landscaped yet, but the bones are there for whoever wants to put their stamp on it. Out front, a classic covered porch looks out over one of Baltimore's familiar rowhome blocks, with street parking and easy access to the surrounding neighborhood. New floors, a finished kitchen, and two bathrooms already in place. At this price point, that combination is hard to beat. Schedule your private tour today.