There’s a beautifully updated row house, a Queen Anne-style Victorian, a shingle-style home perfect for gardeners and a traditional stone home with an attractive screened-in porch.

They could be perfect for a single person, first-time homebuyers or anyone looking to downsize.

If you love city living, but still want access to nature and open space, take a look at four real estate listings from $275,000 - $625,000.

There’s a newly renovated row house, a charming co-op, a 1920s detached single-family home, or a spacious, eclectic row house.

There’s a waterfront condo, a beautifully updated Cape Cod-style home and a modern smart home.

There’s a mid-century modern home, an updated townhome for modern living and a charming split level home with multiple decks.

Deep Creek Lake offers both winter and summer activities, making it an attractive place to live or vacation.

There’s a storybook 1920s home, a newly updated end rowhome or a charming three-story blank canvas.

There’s the charming 1920s Colonial, the sprawling 1900 home with a large front porch, or the recently renovated 1790s rowhome.

There’s a ranch-style treehouse, a historic Victorian, a condo in a converted gymnasium and a traditional updated home in Gaithersburg.

If you need more space to host out-of-town guests or you're looking for a break from your own home, start here.

One of the last remaining residential designs in the U.S. by famed architect John Russell Pope stretches across 3 acres in Baltimore.

Which would you choose? Here are three houses under $1 million in Anne Arundel County.

Condominiums are appealing because they often mean more amenities and and less maintenance. In the Baltimore area, there’s a wide variety of options for condo living.

There’s a charming attached home in Roland Park, a contemporary home next to Druid Hill Park and a Craftsman home in Stoneleigh.

There’s a Victorian home in Reservoir Hill, a townhome with a rooftop deck and an 1870s home in a historic village.

Even if you’re not at a game, you can enjoy the thrill of hearing the crowd cheer after a big play from your house.

Historic Homes of Baltimore creator Jason Freeman profiles three of the most expensive homes currently on the market in the area, ranging from nearly $9 million to $15.9 million.

A modern industrial rowhouse, a cozy historic home in Naptown or a Cape Cod-style home in horse country.

There’s the historic penthouse condo, the charming cottage or the spacious home with character.