ESSENCE Live authentically. A timeless Baltimore brick rowhouse. Two residences, one building. Each floor has one bedroom and one bathroom. The main floor flows naturally from room to room, bright and warm throughout. The kitchen is made for cooking with company. The bedroom is quiet, spacious, and yours. Upstairs, a private entrance opens to a sun-filled apartment — self-contained, peaceful, and removed from the street below. Live in one, lease the other. Cultivate your existence. The art of uniting human and home. LOCAL FLAVOR AND PROVISIONS Canton offers a vibrant waterfront experience and historic charm centered around O’Donnell Square’s restaurants and pubs. Treat yourself to pastries at Cafe Dear Leon or stop at the waterfront restaurants along Boston Street or in the Can Company. Stock up on provisions at DiPasquale’s and Harris Teeter. OUTINGS AND LEISURES Enjoy the vibrant energy of the waterfront promenade, take a water taxi ride to explore the harbor or relax in Patterson Park. Canton Waterfront Park is a hot spot for free outdoor summer concert series, and annual food and drink festivals. Peruse the shops around O’Donnell Square or enjoy the arts and theater district in Highlandtown. PROXIMITY Close to Fells Point, Harbor East, Little Italy, Brewer’s Hill, and about 10-15 minutes to downtown. Easy access to I-95. Approximately 28 minutes to BWI and 17 minutes to Penn Station. REGION Canton, MD, was named by Irish merchant John O’Donnell in 1785 after the Chinese port city of Guangzhou (formerly called Canton) to honor the city from which he transported tea, silk, and spices. Historically, the neighborhood was built by industrial workers and is known for its classic Canton Square of rowhomes, painted screens, and the Canton Waterfront Park. The nearby Brewers Hill area is famous for the huge, illuminated Mr. Boh sign, which originated from the Gunther and National breweries.