The former parsonage at 1000 W. 38th Street is being offered for the first time as its own standalone residence. A 2.5-story, aluminum-sided dwelling with abundant historic character, it has been newly established as an independent lot following the completed subdivision from the neighboring church property. Recordation of the Subdivision Plat and the creation of a new tax account for 1000 W. 38th Street are underway and expected to be finalized as part of the first sale and transfer. The property is being sold in as-is condition. Legally described as Ward 13, Section 2, Block 3563A, Lot B, the home offers 2,304 square feet of above-grade living space, with additional square footage in the full basement, all set on a 0.0529-acre lot. Lovingly and consistently maintained by Good Shepherd United Methodist Church throughout its stewardship, the home blends classic architectural charm with thoughtful, low-maintenance updates. A generous wraparound porch with composite flooring welcomes you and provides an inviting setting for everyday outdoor enjoyment. Durable, low-maintenance siding further enhances the home’s well-cared-for exterior. There is the possibility of on-site parking at the rear of the property if the existing fence is removed. Inside, the home reflects the proportions and craftsmanship expected of a residence of this era. Hardwood floors run throughout, adding warmth and authenticity to each room. With five bedrooms and one-and-a-half baths, the layout offers flexibility for a wide range of living needs. The full basement provides valuable storage and potential for expanded living or recreational use. While well preserved, the property also presents an excellent opportunity for its next owner to bring it seamlessly into the 21st century. A reimagined kitchen, updated baths, modern systems, and central air could elevate comfort while retaining the home’s original character and generous footprint. Good Shepherd United Methodist Church has long been a part of the Hampden community, known for its active involvement in neighborhood life and its commitment to inclusive outreach and community support. This residence played a meaningful role in that history, serving as the parsonage and contributing to the daily life of both the church and the surrounding area. Situated in a convenient Hampden location, the home offers close proximity to The Avenue, parks, dining, shops, and a wide array of local amenities. With its generous size, rich history, wraparound porch, and well-preserved character, 1000 W. 38th Street represents a unique opportunity to own a distinctive property in a central Baltimore neighborhood.