23 W 4th St Frederick, MD 21701

Listing details for 23 W 4th St, Frederick, MD 21701 : There’s something magical about waking up in Historic Downtown Frederick. The streets hum with energy, the aroma of fresh coffee drifts from corner cafés, and the day ahead is filled with endless possibilities — a morning walk through Baker Park, lunch at one of Frederick’s award-winning restaurants, and later, maybe a glass of wine along Carroll Creek as the sun sets. At 23 W. 4th St., all of that isn’t just close by… it’s your everyday life. And now, with a new price of $599,997, this rare DETACHED downtown home has become an exceptional value opportunity with upside potential — something you simply don’t see often in Historic Frederick. Hardwood floors run throughout, giving each room warmth and character, while the second-floor kitchen brings unexpected charm and functionality. The finished attic offers a bonus bedroom — complete with a mini-split — perfect for guests, a creative studio, or a cozy retreat. Downstairs, the first floor offers flexible space that could become a home office, studio, or even a small boutique-style workspace, creating the rare chance to blend lifestyle and livelihood in the heart of the city. Step outside and you’ll find a stone-fenced yard that feels like a private escape, its layout carrying a calming Feng Shui vibe. The possibility of off-street parking adds even more long-term value — a true prize for downtown living. What truly elevates this home, though, is the lifestyle. From summer concerts and Fourth of July fireworks in Baker Park to Alive at Five, First Saturday, and In the Streets, you’re immersed in everything that makes Frederick special. Boutiques, breweries, fine dining, and art galleries are all just steps away. At 23 W. 4th St., you’re not just buying a home — you’re securing a rare detached property in Historic Downtown at a compelling new price point, with character today and potential for tomorrow. It’s where smart investment meets an unbeatable lifestyle, right in the heartbeat of Frederick.