The appraisers building residences at 103 s gay street

1-BR 2-BR The Appraisers' Building Residences at S. Gay Street The perfect starting point for city living and urban adventure. FEATURES: Modern kitchens with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and under-mounted sinks Breakfast bar In-unit washer and dryer Hardwood flooring Abundant natural light Amazing city views Pet friendly. Verified today. Local Home Services. Unfortunately, we did not receive any fees or terms information for this rental.

About The Appraisers' Building Luxury 1- & 2-BR apartments offering first-class amenities in Baltimore's charming, historic Inner Harbor neighborhood. The Appraisers' Building is an apartment community located in Baltimore City County and the ZIP Code. This area is served by the Baltimore City Public Schools attendance zone. Skip to main content. We were unable to locate any nearby apartments based off of your location. Click or tap anywhere to return to menu and make a manual selection.

Find apartments for rent at The Appraisers' Building from $1, at S Gay St in Baltimore, MD. The Appraisers' Building has rentals available ranging from sq ft. Select the Move In Ready package that fits your needs and get moving. CORT can furnish this apartment and deliver your furniture in as little as 48 hours! In times of transition, we all need a place to stay, a place to call home.

THE APPRAISERS' BUILDING RESIDENCES AT S. GAY STREET offering first-class amenities in Baltimore's charming, historic Inner Harbor neighborhood. The perfect starting point for city living and urban adventure. Amenities: Bi-level penthouse floor: state-of-the-art fitness center, Peloton Cycle® studio; indoor basketball court; resident lounge with billiards, ping pong, big screen TVs, and wifi; roof deck. This eight-story, , sf Depression-era building, designed by the Baltimore architecture firm Taylor and Fisher, was originally built by the U. Treasury to provide space for the federal government to store, appraise, inspect, and apply duty taxes to goods that were being imported through the Port of Baltimore.