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In Baltimore’s most sought-after gated enclave in Harborview, a residence of unprecedented luxury has emerged—The Icon of Baltimore. Spanning over 9,000 square feet, this one-of-a-kind property commands the city’s waterfront, offering privacy, prestige, and uninterrupted panoramic views, with the historic Domino Sugar sign serving as a centerpiece in the Baltimore skyline.

Anchored at the end of the pier, this estate is a singular expression of distinction—crafted for those who accept nothing short of perfection. Its five meticulously designed levels encompass six bedrooms, seven full baths, and three half baths, blending opulent design with state-of-the-art modernity. Every detail has been curated for luxury living: a private elevator, spa-grade sauna, custom home theater, and multiple sprawling verandas that frame the Inner Harbor’s breathtaking vistas. The crown jewel is a spectacular rooftop terrace offering 360-degree, unobstructed waterfront views—a rare, elevated sanctuary for sunset cocktails or starlit soirées. A four-car garage accommodates any collector’s fleet, while every inch of the home reflects the craftsmanship of the highest order, with bespoke finishes that elevate it to a league of its own.

Positioned directly on Baltimore’s harbor and within walking distance to the city’s bustling downtown center, as well as the trendy Federal Hill and Locust Point neighborhoods, the home provides unmatched convenience. Hop on the water taxi for easy access to Harbor East and historic Fells Point. Dining, museums, and concert venues are just moments away, and Interstate 95—less than a mile from the property—connects you to Washington in just 40 miles or Philadelphia in 90 miles.

The Harborview community offers resort-style amenities: a 24-hour front desk, 24-hour security, a health club, pools, spa, conference rooms, and even a private dog park. Every facet of this waterfront lifestyle has been designed with exclusivity and sophistication in mind. The time to seize this crown jewel of the Baltimore waterfront is now.