Baker Park Real Estate
Published on Nov 21, 2015
Baker Park is a neighborhood surrounding a 44 acre linear park that runs through the center of the city, along with a part of Carroll Creek. Hood College, a neighborhood adjacent to Baker Park is often included side-by-side with Baker Park listings.
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Baker Park is an established neighborhood in center of Frederick that offers stately homes surrounding the 35 acre linear park. You’ll find many Victorian homes built in the first half of the 1900′s, some Colonials and Arts & Crafts homes also. Most of the homes were built on larger city lots, with lovely tree-lined streets.
Baker Park is a sought-after location, with real estate values that consistently average about 40% above the average sales price for Frederick County. The Linear Park is the favorite for City of Frederick residents with the Bell Tower as one of the main attractions. There is an amphitheater where summer concerts take place, a pool, playgrounds, tennis courts and more.
Baker Park/Hood College
Baker Park, Frederick Md Area Information:
Baker Park Boundaries:
Baker Park Neighborhoods surround the linear park on both sides, for several blocks. Many times people refer to the neighborhood as Baker Park/Hood College, including the homes that are adjacent to the college and Frederick Memorial Hospital. But Baker Park proper, extends from:
East: N. Bentz Street
West: I-15
North: Dill Avenue
South: West Patrick Street/144
Hood College Neighborhood runs between Dill Avenue and 7th Street
Here is my custom Google Map of the area:
Baker Park Boundaries:
Baker Park Neighborhoods surround the linear park on both sides, for several blocks. Many times people refer to the neighborhood as Baker Park/Hood College, including the homes that are adjacent to the college and Frederick Memorial Hospital. But Baker Park proper, extends from:
East: N. Bentz Street
West: I-15
North: Dill Avenue
South: West Patrick Street/144
Hood College Neighborhood runs between Dill Avenue and 7th Street
Here is my custom Google Map of the area:
