106 Edgevale Rd, Baltimore, MD 21210

Exquisite craftsmanship and rare architectural details combine with modern luxuries in this coveted, Roland Park turn-of-the-century (circa 1904) grande dame, featured in the 2015 Maryland House and Garden Tour. Situated on the lush and winding road backing to Baltimore Country Club's open fields, the home is a seven-bedroom wood-shingle classic beauty with meticulous flair. Inside, the entrance hall is adorned with dual alcoves and a gas fireplace, French doors leading to the Family Room with built-in bookcases and the original peekaboo window to the main stairwell. The formal Living Room and gracious Dining Room both feature corner gas fireplaces and French doors leading to the glorious screened porch that overlooks the inviting in-ground swimming pool surrounded by rough-hewn Pennsylvania Bluestone and an enviable landscape of annuals and perennials to welcome you home. The Gourmet Kitchen has Soapstone counters, custom-paneled refrigerator, stainless steel gas convection oven, Appliance Pantry and a Butler's Pantry. Adjacent to the kitchen are the Laundry Room and a window-wrapped Breakfast Room/2nd Family Room addition that opens to the stone patio for dining al fresco. The top two floors boast seven bedrooms, two additional original wood-burning fireplaces (not in use), and three full bathrooms (one an Owner's ensuite) in all. Other details include: slate roof, original bell-call service, wood floors, 9.5’ ceilings, crown moulding, programmable irrigation system, recessed lighting and central air conditioning. The unfinished basement spans the footprint of the original design, is waterproofed with a French drain system and offers generous storage room and recreation space. Beyond the pool and landscaped yard is a two-car, detached garage. This outstanding property is located in one of Baltimore's most admired neighborhoods and is within walking distance to the Roland Park schools and Library, Eddie's Market, Starbucks, Cross Keys shops, and much more. Historic designation is preserved under a Conservation Deed of Easement with the National Architectural Trust.