Nestled in the heart of Stone Hill—one of Baltimore’s most beloved enclaves—this remarkable home offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Hampden’s history. Built in the late 1840s, this house is believed to be the second-oldest in the neighborhood and is rumored to have once served as the community’s tavern and general store. Stone Hill itself is a hidden treasure: a quiet, tree-lined pocket perched above Jones Falls, where granite mill homes built for mill workers still stand proudly today. The neighborhood maintains its 19th-century charm, with narrow insular streets and an enduring sense of community that feels like stepping back in time. Inside, the home’s historic character shines through, from wide-plank wood floors and exposed beams to antique hardware and rim locks that tell stories of a bygone era. Sun-drenched rooms create a warm, welcoming atmosphere throughout. The property features three bedrooms and two full baths, along with a large fully fenced backyard perfect for gardening, entertaining, or play. There’s off-street parking for two cars in the rear and additional space on the quiet street out front. All this, just moments from The Avenue and Hampden’s restaurants, boutiques, and cafés—making this home the perfect blend of historic charm and modern convenience.