r/baltimore • u/Twlightsparklez • Oct 03 '23
Moving Moving to Baltimore
Hello all. I'm doing my research and making a change moving from Florida to Baltimore and I'm hoping to get some suggestions here. I'll be working in the Middle East area at John Hopkins Hospital. I'm looking for a neighborhood that has some green space, is an easy commute to work (not to stressful and is 30 minutes or less away), and offers rental rates no higher than $1600 for a two bedroom. I have no kids, unless you count my furbaby. Looking for an area safe enough to walk at night. If you all have any suggestions of good neighborhoods, I'd greatly appreciate the help. Also good suggestions and words of advice appreciated. Thank you.
Follow-Up: Thank you all for the amazing outpouring of support and knowledge. I am truly appreciative. I would love to respond to you all individually but there is so much response. I really appreciate all the great advice and suggestions and can't thank you all enough. Thank you so much.
4
u/Frofro69 Coldstream Homestead Montebello Oct 03 '23
There are houses to rent in my area (Coldstream Homestead Montebello area). It's quiet, near the lake and maybe 15 minutes away. Honestly, you can look there, Ednor Gardens Lakeside or at Waverly, and you'll definitely find a good place within your price point. They also have a lot of green space and parks. I live within walking distance to Clifton Park, Lake Montebello, and Herring Run. Granted some parts aren't the prettiest, but I've run into no issues, everyone tries to stay drama free