20 N Gilmor St Baltimore, MD 21223

List price to be opening bid at online only auction. Online auction to be conducted on Auctioneers website. Bidding begins Friday, July 25th & ends Wednesday, July 30, 2025 at 12:00PM. Estate Sale: Renovation Opportunity - 4-Level Brick-Front Townhouse. Located in the well-established Franklin Square neighborhood, this 4-level brick-front townhouse presents a prime opportunity for investors or buyers looking to add value through renovation. Property Condition: This home requires a full renovation. The interior has been completely stripped down to the structural framework, with wall studs in place across the three above-ground levels. A blank canvas ready for your vision. Great potential in a sought-after Baltimore City location-bring your plans and transform this property into something special. Franklin Square: "is a nineteenth century rowhouse neighborhood developed along a strict grid pattern. Located in West Baltimore, it encompasses approximately twenty-four city blocks. A one square block public park, Franklin Square is a focal point for the area and provides a relaxing open space in the midst of a heavily urbanized area. The Franklin Square area is primarily significant as one of the most architecturally distinguished mid-nineteenth century rowhouse neighborhoods in Baltimore City. The areas centers on a 2 ½ acre square or public park which was donated to the City by the developers of surrounding housing to ensure a quality neighborhood and a successful real estate venture. This development procedure can be considered an early form of community planning in Baltimore. The rowhouse architecture built in Franklin Square epitomizes traditional Baltimore rowhouse architecture, which stresses a flatness and simplicity of brick facades and fine details to accentuate windows, doors and rooflines. Immediately surrounding Franklin Square are some of Baltimore's most distinguished rowhouse groupings or terraces, such as Waverly Terrace, Linden Place and Canby Place." (copied from https://chap.baltimorecity.gov/historic-districts/maps/franklinsquare)