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Thoughtfully reimagined by Baltimore designer Charlene Doverspike, 1917 E Pratt Street is a bold yet timeless city residence that blends original character with high-design modern living. Located on a sun-soaked corner in the heart of Butcher’s Hill, this 4-story brick end-unit townhome offers a rare combination of architectural charm, natural light, flexible space, and income potential. Inside, clean lines and curated finishes invite you into a home built for both everyday ease and stylish entertaining. Wide-plank wood floors, oversized windows, and high ceilings set a rich tone across open living and dining spaces, while a contemporary kitchen with direct access to the rear patio makes al fresco dining effortless. The upper levels include multiple living zones, spacious bedrooms, and a serene primary suite retreat with its own floor, spa-inspired bath, and private city-facing balcony. On the lower level, a fully outfitted one-bedroom apartment with separate entry and laundry provides the perfect guest suite, rental unit, or extended family space—offering privacy and versatility rarely found in downtown city living. Step out the front door and you’re just blocks from Patterson Park, Charmed Café, Marta, Peter’s Inn, and some of Baltimore’s most beloved spots. Whether you’re unwinding with a book from Greedy Reads or grabbing a scoop from BMore Licks, the Butcher’s Hill lifestyle delivers walkability and charm at every corner. A home that makes a statement—designed for those who appreciate both elegance and functionality in one of Baltimore’s most vibrant and established communities. Highlights: 4 Bedrooms / 4.5 Bathrooms 2,466 total square feet across 4 levels Designer renovation by Charlene Doverspike Separate 1-bedroom apartment on lower level Exposed brick, original hardwoods & custom finishes throughout Chef’s kitchen with rear patio access Top-floor primary suite with private balcony Prime corner lot in the heart of Butcher’s Hill Close to Hopkins, Fells Point, Patterson Park, and top local businesses