Saint Paul St, Downtown

Light Street is easily the most beautiful place in Baltimore with adjacent access to the Inner Harbor. By allowing direct access to the Inner Harbor, Light St. offers numerous resturants and night life attractions, as well as access to the Science Center for the family. The houses are beautiful but expensive, if you are planning to buy, and during certain hours of the day the traffic can become quite congested.

St. Paul street is one of the busiest streets in baltimore. It is very popular and everyone that lives in Baltimore has probably had to ride on it at least once when I was in college here I used to drive this road everyday there is a wide variety of residential space on this road there are some very nice town homes that I would highly recommend as well as some run down apartments that might not be the best place to raise a family. Also you might want to avoid this road during rush hour.

Baltimore is primarily sectioned into quadrants, and St. Paul is one the division streets that runs right through the center. It's one the most well-known streets, very well kept, safe, and easy to access from highways and attractions. The structures are mostly very large historic row homes. So large, in fact, that a single unit can be renovated into multi-room apartments or left intact as a very spacious family dwelling. Ample free street parking with space for private parking in the alleyways. The next street to the West is Charles, which is a hub of nightlife, boutique shopping, and restaurants. St. Paul is a very busy main artery, so you must be accustomed to the "street noise" which will never cease. I lived on this street for a few years and miss my apartment dearly.