1407 Jordan St, Baltimore, MD 21217

Create the life you love in Bolton Square. Embrace this extraordinary opportunity to own a Mid-Century Modern townhouse designed by internationally acclaimed architect Hugh Newell Jacobsen, nestled within the exclusive Bolton Square enclave in historic Bolton Hill. Designed in 1968, this rare 20-foot-wide residence offers two bedrooms, two full baths, two half baths, and a semi-finished lower level, blending timeless modernist architecture with sophisticated contemporary upgrades. The designer chef’s kitchen, thoughtfully relocated to the front of the home, features a dramatic refurbished bowling-alley island with abundant storage and seating, stainless steel appliances, and modernist lighting. The flexible floor plan easily accommodates either a casual seating area or a full-size dining table, making it ideal for both intimate dinners and stylish entertaining. Bathed in natural light, the main living space showcases floor-to-ceiling windows, original parquet flooring, custom built-in shelving, and a wood-burning fireplace (as-is), all overlooking a fully fenced private courtyard with direct access to Bolton Square’s lush, gated community greenspace—a rare and serene indoor-outdoor living experience in the heart of the city. A refined powder room completes the main level. Upstairs, the original three bedrooms have been reimagined into two spacious primary suites, each featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, generous closet space, and ensuite baths. The rear suite overlooks the community's tranquil greenspace and includes a gas fireplace (unvented) and a discreet wall-mounted television concealed within custom cabinetry. The versatile lower level provides an expansive open area ideal for a home gym, office, guest suite, media lounge, or art studio, complemented by a half bath, laundry area, and ample storage. Notable upgrades and enhancements include a renovated kitchen and updated baths with spa-inspired finishes, reconfigured open stairway for better flow, full electrical conversion from aluminum to copper, extensive insulation upgrades for improved energy efficiency, professional drainage and grading enhancements, architectural built-ins, custom closets, tall designer doors, and meticulously preserved modernist details throughout. Enjoy the rare convenience of two private off-street parking spaces at your doorstep and a low annual HOA fee, all while being moments from Penn Station (MARC & Amtrak), Light Rail, Metro, Johns Hopkins Shuttle, MICA, the University of Baltimore, and Mount Vernon’s celebrated dining, arts, and cultural venues, including the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, The Lyric, and Everyman Theatre. Note: The original layout of the home included 3 bedrooms on the upper level, but the rear two bedrooms were combined to create a large bedroom with an ensuite bath. Easy to add a wall back to create two bedrooms and a hall bath. The current third bedroom is in the lower level (currently semi-finished but owner used the space as guest room) This is more than a residence — it is a livable work of architectural art, offering a refined lifestyle surrounded by history, culture, and exceptional design.