Betsey Winstead

Welcome to this distinguished Baltimore estate, a residence of exceptional grace and grandeur designed by Palmer and Lamdin, as it awaits its next chapter. 102 Cotswold Road is an architectural treasure—a 1932 English Tudor Estate, set on 2.5 private acres in the highly desirable Homeland /Roland Park corridor. This nearly 9,000-square-foot stone manor offers an unmatched blend of historic charm,

Nestled amidst nearly 3.5 enchanting acres, this picturesque Colonial Revival is simply captivating with its timeless, turn-of-the-century charm beginning at the stately wrap-around porch from which you can admire the stone gazebo upon the gently rolling hills encircled by lightly wooded grounds that create this perfectly private sanctuary. The interior features are equally impressive and

This 1935 masterpiece perfectly blends historic Homeland elegance with a total modern renovation. The striking exterior and manicured level yard deliver unmatched curb appeal on one of the neighborhood's premier blocks. The home features expanded living spaces, including a bright sunporch and an impressive chef’s kitchen with a generous informal dining area. Retreat to the serene primary suite, a

Nestled in the heart of Homeland, this Palmer & Lamdin masterpiece offers a slice of Charleston in North Baltimore. Situated on the enchanting Middleton Court, the residence is part of an exclusive enclave of just 12 homes built in 1931 to be accessed by a tranquil central footpath, ensuring a serene, car-free front vista. While the exterior preserves iconic grace with its signature side piazza

Surprisingly spacious 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home in Ruxton, distinguished by a masterfully planned two-story addition that elevates the home’s architectural profile. Showcasing incredible design throughout 4,000 sq. ft. of finished space, this residence offers first-floor living at its finest. The addition’s crown jewel is a stunning great room with a mahogany beadboard barrel ceiling and dramatic