Housing
Housing in Tuscany-Canterbury
A Blended Mix of Housing Styles
Tuscany-Canterbury – a residential village with a diversity of buildings – single homes, town homes, apartment houses and condominiums with a total of 2778 housing units in 2020. The neighborhood has enormous visual appeal, especially in conjunction with the international and contemporary styles of the apartment buildings and homes.
Tuscany-Canterbury occupies roughly 90 acres of land 3.5 miles north of downtown Baltimore. The neighborhood has 28 medium and high-rise condominiums and apartment buildings. There are 150 well maintained attached townhouses and unique detached houses. The houses are nestled in the inner core of the neighborhood and the high-rise buildings frame the neighborhood on the east and south.
Within the residential neighborhood there are a variety of restaurants and a beautiful walking trail along the Stony Run Stream. Tuscany-Canterbury is within walking distance of many attractions such as the Baltimore Museum of Art, Wyman Park, grocery stores, coffee shops, numerous restaurants, Johns Hopkins University, several other colleges and Med-Star Union Memorial Hospital. Within a 5 to 15 minute drive you can visit historic Hampden Main Street, spend the day at the Baltimore Zoo or visit the Inner Harbor in downtown Baltimore.
The monthly TCNA newsletter has a list of the sale prices of houses and condos sold in Tuscany-Canterbury for the previous month. (See monthly newsletters).
Good Transit: Transit Score: 64 out of 100. The neighborhood has good transit with many nearby transportation options. Car sharing is available from Zipcar. Scooters are also available in the neighborhood.
Very walkable: Walk Score 73 out of 100. You can get out and walk when living in this area. Many errands can be accomplished on foot, but for others you’ll need a car. If you enjoy walking, you’ll enjoy living in this area!
Very Bikeable: Score: 79 out of 100 This area is very Bikeable. You’ll find a variety of bike paths and lanes- some hills and excellent bike lanes.
Apartments
*** Denotes member of the Tuscany Canterbury Neighborhood Association
Academy
3700 N Charles Street
***Ambassador 3811 Canterbury Road
***Broadview
105 West 39th Street 410-243-1216
https://www.broadviewapartments.com/
***Canterbury Hall
100 W. 39th Street https://www.canterburyhall.org/#! lili.rehak@gmail.com 410-357-4431
Carolina
114 W University Parkway
Guilford Manor
2 West University Parkway
Hopkins House
110 West 39th Street
***One Hundred West
100 West University Parkway http://100westuniversity.com
410-235-5300
The Social
3900 North Charles Street
Tuscan Hills Apartments
4000 Linkwood Road
Tuscany Road
100 Tuscany Road
University West
104 & 106 West University Parkway
Woodcliffe Manor
106-108 West 39th Street
Condominiums
*** Denotes member of the Tuscany Canterbury Neighborhood Association
Tuscany-Canterbury has 15 beautiful and historic condominums and cooperative buildings. Most were built as apartments and converted to condominiums since the 1980’s. The sizes range from high-rise units to mid-rise and smaller units that have less than a dozen units.
Berkeley
102 West 39th Street
***Colonnade
(The Residences at) 3801 Canterbury Road 410-235-6004
Dundee
3902 Canterbury Road
Gardens of Guilford
230 Stony Run Lane
Hamlyn
101 West 39th Street
Hamilton
103 West 39th Street
Highfield House
4000 North Charles Street
Lincoln
3800 Canterbury Road
Ridgemede
221 Ridgemede Road
Ridgewood
310 Ridgemede Road
Tuscany Lombardy Community Corporation Stony Run Lane
- Tuscany: 220 Stony Run Lane
- Lombardy: 221 Stony Run Lane
***St. James
3704 North Charles Street 410-467-3719
Warrington
3908 North Charles Street
***Winthrop House
4100 North Charles Street 410-467-0002
Houses
There are 150 well maintained attached townhouses and unique detached houses. The houses are nestled in the quiet, inner core of the neighborhood and the high-rise buildings frame the neighborhood on the east and south.
University Homes (Cloverhill and Canterbury houses)
Ridgemede Road and Tuscany Road
Detached homes
