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Lancaster House is a restored circa 1795 townhouse, located in the heart of Baltimore's fascinating Fells Point historic district. The three story house still retains the character of a 200+ year old home, but the living space has been completely updated for today's lifestyle. Materials used in the renovation include oak, slate and ceramic flooring, Williamsburg paints, Baldwin brass hardware, and custom cabinetry. The first floor features a living/dining room with a sofa bed, powder/utility room with a washer and dryer, and a full modern kitchen with all necessary appliances and utensils. The kitchen includes a charming eat-in area with cathedral ceiling and skylight. Off the kitchen is an enclosed private courtyard, with outdoor dining area and gas grill. The second floor has a comfortable multi-purpose room with a queen size futon sofa/bed. The room is is fully equipped to serve as a bedroom, living room, or office, and includes a stereo system, satellite TV with DVD, plus high speed DSL internet service and printer/fax/scanner. The ceramic tiled bathroom includes a spacious glass block shower. A loft overlooking the kitchen area is a pleasant reading space, and includes a futon sofa/bed. The master bedroom on the third floor has a queen size bed, plus a wall of bookcases, with a varied selection of reading materials. The Nation Register Historic District of Fells Point is a vibrant maritime community, located just east of Baltimore's famous Inner Harbor area. Many of the buildings date to the 18th and 19th century, and have been diligently restored to preserve their quaint charm and historic character. The cobblestone streets of Fells Point are alive with restaurants, taverns, small theaters, art galleries, antique and vintage clothing shops, and many other unique establishments. Fells Point is the ideal base for a family to explore Baltimore's many attractions. It is just a short walk or fun water taxi ride to the Inner Harbor, Fort McHenry, Little Italy, and Federal Hill, where you can visit the National Aquarium, Maryland Science Center, Harborplace, ESPN Zone, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore Convention Center, Ravens Stadium, and numerous other museums, restaurants and shops. |
