Maryland Institute College of Art is a half-mile east, and the Johns Hopkins University medical campus is two miles southeast. The house is attached on only one side, giving center rooms access to air and light. In addition, the living room, at the front, has a carved marble decorative fireplace mantel, and the dining room, at the back, contains a bay window with stacked sets of pocket shutters. Next to the dining room is a butler’s pantry with glass-front upper cabinets and a sink. On either side are dining and lounging areas — the one at the rear of the house walks out to the backyard.

Source: International New York Times December 25, 2019 13:52 UTC