OPEN HOUSE RESCHEDULED TO SUNDAY 9/7 11:30-1PM DUE TO THE BICYCLE RACE TODAY. Welcome to 1040 N Calvert Street, part of the historic Belvidere Terrace one of Mount Vernons most distinguished and storied rows. Built in the late 19th century as Baltimore was flourishing, Belvidere Terrace was designed to embody elegance, craftsmanship, and a sense of permanence. Each home along this block tells a story of the citys golden age, when Mount Vernon was the cultural and residential heart of Baltimores most prominent families. At 1040 N Calvert, you experience that legacy the moment you step inside. Soaring ceilings, intricate woodwork, and tall windows recall the grandeur of a bygone era, while thoughtful updates provide the comfort and flexibility of modern living. The double living room is as suited to hosting salons and gatherings as it is to curling up with a book, reflecting the tradition of entertaining and intellectual exchange that Mount Vernon is known for. The chefs kitchen carries that same spirit forward. With its expansive island, custom storage, and seamless flow to the dining area and rear garden, its a true gathering space one that invites both lively dinner parties and intimate nights at home. Imagine walking back from the local farmers market on a Sunday morning, preparing a meal with friends in your large dining room. The upper floors offer room to spread out. The primary suite provides a calm retreat, with space for a dressing area or reading nook. Additional bedrooms are large and versatile, perfect for home offices, guest suites, or creative studios. The top floor loft brims with possibilities a yoga retreat, a playroom, or an artists atelier under the light of the city. The outdoor garden and patio are rare finds in this neighborhood, offering a private sanctuary for morning coffee, summer dinners, or evenings under the stars all while being right in the middle of the city. Living here means being part of the legacy of Mount Vernon and Belvidere Terrace. Just steps away are the Peabody Institute, Walters Art Museum, and the citys first Washington Monument. Cultural life thrives at your doorstep, with theaters, galleries, and Baltimores finest dining within easy reach. And with Penn Station nearby, youre seamlessly connected to Washington, Philadelphia, and New York. 1040 N Calvert Street is more than a home its a piece of Baltimores living history, blending 19th-century grandeur with the lifestyle of today.