The Charles

330 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201

Apartment building

1 bed

Pet-friendly

Available units

Price may not include required fees and charges.

Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 330-5C 1 bd, 1 ba	620	Now	$1,395

What's special

RENTAL LICENSE No.: L-515591

Facts, features & policies

Unit Features

Other

24 Hour Emergency Maintenance

Online Tenant Portal

Policies

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DogsStatus: Allowed
Small and large OK
CatsStatus: Allowed

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Special Features

24 Hour Emergency Maintenance

Online Tenant Portal

Neighborhood: Downtown

Areas of interest

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Travel times

Getting around

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Walker's Paradise

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Rider's Paradise

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Bikeable

Nearby schools in Baltimore

New Era Academy

Grades 9-12 • 2.9 miles

N/A

GreatSchools^® Rating

Baltimore City College

Grades 9-12 • 2.5 miles

9/10

GreatSchools^® Rating

Test Score Rating

8/10

College Readiness Rating

9/10

Baltimore Polytechnic Institute

Grades 9-12 • 4 miles

10/10

GreatSchools^® Rating

Test Score Rating

10/10

College Readiness Rating

10/10

Transit Access
Downtown connects to the Metro Subway, Light Rail, MARC trains, and local bus routes.
Walkable Streets
The central street grid links offices, shops, dining, and harborfront paths within a compact area.
Arts Scene
Theaters and cultural attractions, including the Maryland Science Center, contribute to Downtown’s arts and entertainment options.
Historic Area
Older buildings and civic landmarks reflect Downtown’s long-standing role in Baltimore’s commercial and civic life.

Downtown Baltimore sits near the city’s Inner Harbor, with a compact street grid, historic buildings, and a mix of offices, apartments, cultural venues, and waterfront paths. The harbor promenade and nearby parks offer room to stroll outdoors, while the Maryland Science Center and National Aquarium are prominent attractions. The area has a four-season climate, with warm, humid summers and cool winters. Restaurants, cafés, and shops cluster around the central business district and the harbor; theaters and live performances add evening options. Downtown’s history is visible in its older architecture and its role as Baltimore’s civic and commercial center. Walkable blocks, local bus routes, the Metro Subway, and nearby MARC and Light Rail connections make it practical to get around without a car. Downtown neighborhood rental listings show a median rent of $1,561 per month and a typical range of $888 to $3,250.