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About this home
A remarkable transformation of a classic Roland Park residence, this magnificent circa-1900 brick Colonial has been thoughtfully reimagined by its current owners in collaboration with Baltimore’s renowned Smithouse Build & Design. Offering more than 5,000 square feet of beautifully finished living space with six bedrooms and four full and one half baths, the home honors its historic origins while introducing an exceptional level of modern design, craftsmanship and functionality. Pristinely preserved hardwood floors, soaring 9’+ ceilings, substantial millwork and remarkable original architectural elements are complemented by custom finishes and thoughtfully integrated modern amenities. A grand front porch spanning the residence provides an impressive introduction. Beyond the gracious foyer, a succession of graceful arches and arched windows frames an elegant living room of exceptional scale and proportion. Just beyond, the expansive family room features a dramatic coffered ceiling, fireplace and French doors opening directly to the front porch, creating an effortless extension of the living space. At the heart of the home is a spectacular chef’s kitchen with floor-to-ceiling custom cabinetry, expansive quartz surfaces and an oversized center island with seating for five. Two sets of high-end, restaurant-grade appliances and induction cooking provide extraordinary functionality, while warm wood accents and artfully selected lighting lend richness to the beautifully tailored space. An adjoining butler’s pantry feature a built-in wet bar, beverage refrigeration, cafe' cooling drawers and separate ice-maker. Upstairs, the primary suite is a true retreat. The generously scaled bedroom features hardwood floors and a gas fireplace, while the adjoining spa-like bath offers a freestanding soaking tub, oversized glass framed shower, dual sleek vanities, stone surfaces and statement lighting. An extraordinary walk-in dressing room with extensive walnut-toned custom cabinetry is as beautiful as it is functional. The second level also includes two generously proportioned ensuite bedrooms filled with natural light, and private baths featuring classic clawfoot tubs and thoughtful updates. A conveniently located second floor laundry adds everyday functionality. Completing this level is a dramatic, window-lined room surrounded by treetop views, where rich, moody finishes create an intimate counterpoint to the home’s light-filled interiors, equally suited as an office, library, lounge or quiet retreat. The third level offers exceptional additional living space or guest quarters with multiple spacious bedrooms, a fourth full bath centered around a spacious gathering room. Even the lower level has been thoughtfully considered, with a dedicated dog-bathing station, second laundry area, flexible space and updated mechanical systems. Outside, a private patio extends into the fenced rear yard, providing an inviting setting for outdoor dining and entertaining, while the expansive front porch offers an equally compelling place to gather. Throughout the residence, original elements have not simply been retained, but celebrated, the graceful arches and windows, substantial moldings, and beautifully preserved hardwood floors coexist effortlessly with contemporary lighting, custom cabinetry and carefully selected finishes. Ideally situated in sought-after Roland Park, with convenient access to The Rotunda, The Avenue and Roland Park's finest dining destinations: Petit Louis and Johnny's. Rarely does a renovation strike this balance so successfully. Timeless in character yet distinctly current, this extraordinary residence preserves the architectural integrity of a classic Roland Park home while introducing an exceptional level of design, comfort and finish.
Single-familyProperty Type
1900Year Built
0.28 acresLot Size
$338Price/Sq.Ft.
$2/moHOA Dues
Listed by Noah Mumaw• Monument Sotheby's International Realty
Roland Park, located between Hampden and Towson, is a residential and historic Baltimore neighborhood with curving, tree-lined streets and landmark Tudor and Colonial Revival homes. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Roland Avenue corridor near the Lakes Drive area, where small storefronts and café patios meet a steady rhythm of walkers and cyclists. The Ivy Bookshop and Petit Louis Bistro act as local pillars, pairing literary events with classic dining. Stony Run threads through pocket parks and footbridges, adding a quiet, green backdrop to daily routines. Stone gates, landscaped medians, and early garden-suburb planning give the streetscape a composed, intentional feel. Nearby campuses and trails keep the atmosphere active without losing its measured pace.
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504 Overhill Rd · $1,698,000
$1.74M and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $1.74M+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
2 days
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Interior features
Additional stairway
Soaking tub
Walk-in shower
Breakfast area
Built-ins
Butler's pantry
Dining area
Traditional floor plan
Eat-in gourmet kitchen
Kitchen island
Master bath(s)
Walk-in closets
Wet/dry bar
Window treatments
Wood floors
Bedrooms
Three bedrooms on the 1st upper level
Three bedrooms on the 2nd upper level
Rooms include living room, master bedroom, sitting room, bedrooms 2–6, family room, foyer, breakfast room, laundry, bonus room
Bathrooms
Four full bathrooms on upper levels (total 4 full baths)
Three full baths on 1st upper level
One full bath on 2nd upper level
One half bath on the main level
Kitchen
Eat-in gourmet kitchen with island
Butler's pantry
Laundry & utility
Interior laundry
Flooring
Wood floors
Heating & cooling
Radiator heating
Natural gas heating and hot water
Central air conditioning (electric)
Exterior features
Extensive hardscape
Patio(s)
Porch(es)
Home design
Detached home
Slate roof
Above-grade and below-grade finished spaces
Parking
On-street parking
Construction
Brick construction
Other foundation type
Two fireplaces (wood and gas/propane)
Utilities
Public water
Public sewer
HOA & community
Annual HOA fee of $22.20
Other
Ownership: Fee simple
Ground rent paid annually
Electricity and solar
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PRICE REDUCED. Completely redone by antique lovers who kept the details and fixtures throughout. Nice sized rooms. Great Flow. Newer plumbing, electric, paint, refinished wood floors, Exterior paint 2008, 4 new bathrooms, new pella windows in most windows, high pressure ac in second and third floor, security system, new water heater, and the list goes on. Come see this Beauty!!