1225 Cathedral St

Description:

This 13,929 sq. ft., mixed-use building, originally constructed in 1920 and updated in 2011, is ideally located in Baltimore’s desirable Mid-Town Belvedere neighborhood. The masonry & large arching glass windows give the building character that reflects the area surrounding it.

The first floor and basement contain a vacant, turn-key restaurant space includes furniture, fixtures, equipment (FF&E), and a liquor license, presenting a unique opportunity for new dining ventures. The second floor is leased by The Baltimore Theatre Project, Inc., which has occupied the space for many years. The property sits on a 0.16-acre lot with outdoor patio, perfect for enjoying food/drinks on a nice day.

The property benefits from walking and transit accessibility. Multiple public transit options are nearby, and it’s less than a mile from the bustling downtown Baltimore area. 


Surrounding the property is a vibrant mix of commercial and residential areas and conveniently connected to I-83. 1225 Cathedral Street is perfectly positioned for an experienced operator to thrive.

1225 Cathedral Street is surrounded by cultural and entertainment landmarks, including the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, the Patricia & Arthur Modell Performing Arts Center, and the University of Baltimore. The neighborhood combines commercial, residential, and multifamily properties, catering to a dynamic mix of students, commuters, and city professionals. Nearby amenities include dining options, retail stores, and healthcare facilities such as Johns Hopkins Hospital, Mercy Medical Center, and University of Maryland Medical Center. Convenient public transportation options are also close by, with multiple bus stops within a three-minute walk and Pennsylvania Station just half a mile away.

Mid-Town Belvedere is a historic neighborhood adjacent to Mount Vernon, known for its cultural vibrancy and appealing urban lifestyle. With a mix of grand converted brownstones, multi-unit apartments, and the historic Belvedere Hotel, it’s a popular area for students from nearby institutions like the University of Baltimore and Peabody Institute, as well as commuters who rely on Penn Station. From the Lyric Baltimore to lively nightclubs, cafes, and locally-owned restaurants, this neighborhood is a thriving center for both culture and convenience.

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