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About Seton Hill

Seton Hill is a charming neighborhood in Baltimore. The area features a mix of residential spaces and local culture. It has a friendly feel that makes it a pleasant place to live. People can find different shops and restaurants nearby. The district enjoys easy access to transit options, making it simple to reach other parts of the city. Units with 2 bedrooms 1365.0 - 1568.0 sq ft, three-plus 1050.0 - 1050.0 sq ft fit a range of needs.

Seton Hill Market Summary

The condo mix runs from luxury high-rises to restored mid-rises, many with bay or ocean views, concierge, pools, and fitness centers.

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1 Bedroom Condos

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2 Bedroom Condos

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The Neighbourhood: Seton Hill

Seton Hill is a historic neighborhood in Baltimore. The area features old homes, local shops, family-run cafes, and small parks within walking distance. This district hosts art spaces, galleries, music nights, cafes, and community events that draw visitors. People can find grocery stores, post offices, basic services, and health care within a short walk. Public transit options run through the area and connect to downtown, schools, and other neighborhoods. Road links, bike lanes, and bus lines provide direct routes for daily commute and trips across the city.

Demographics

Average Resident age38 years old

Average household Income$38,663 /year

Average HouseHold Composition2 People

What to know about Seton Hill demographics:

Most adults in the area have a post graduate degree. About 22% of the people are well-educated.
The average age of residents is 38 years. This makes it a nice place for working professionals and young families.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Seton Hill

What is it like to live in Seton Hill, Baltimore, MD?

Seton Hill is a small neighborhood with a historic feel. It is known for its tree-lined streets and older row houses. Residents enjoy close access to cultural sites, like the Baltimore Museum of Art. The area is generally quiet and family-friendly.

Is Seton Hill, Baltimore, MD expensive?

Seton Hill has a mix of housing prices, but it is generally considered affordable compared to other Baltimore neighborhoods. Many homes are older and may need updates. Prices can vary based on property size and condition.

What is the weather of Seton Hill, Baltimore, MD?

Seton Hill experiences four distinct seasons. Winters are cold, with occasional snow. Summers are warm to hot, often humid. Spring and fall have mild temperatures and can be pleasant.

How safe is Seton Hill, Baltimore, MD?

Seton Hill has varying safety levels, typical of urban areas. It is home to a mix of residential and institutional buildings. Residents often take preventive measures to ensure their safety, like locking doors and being aware of their surroundings.