Set in the Mayfield Historic District, this stately brick Colonial offers 6 bedrooms plus a possible 7th, 2 full baths, and over 2,600 finished square feet across three levels plus a cellar, with parks on nearly every side and some of northeast Baltimore's favorite dining and shopping just up the road. Its story begins in 1860, continues with a 1920 addition, and carries through today in a home that has been meticulously maintained. Red brick, a columned front portico, black shutters, and a mature shade tree create a first impression that stands apart, and inside, original character blends easily with thoughtful updates. The kitchen pairs granite counters and stainless steel appliances with warm wood flooring, the bathrooms have been updated, and replacement windows bring the home up to date. The layout adapts to however you want to live. On the main level, a possible 7th bedroom sits beside a full bath, ready to become a guest room, home office, or flex space. Upstairs, four bedrooms share the second floor with another full bath, and the third floor adds two more bedrooms that could just as easily become a studio, gym, or quiet place to work. Below, the unfinished cellar offers even more room. When it's time to head outside, the deck and porch are ready for slow mornings and easy evenings, and Lake Montebello's paved 1.3-mile loop is just a walk away. Herring Run Park's wooded trails and Clifton Park's golf course and historic grounds are close by, while the Hamilton-Lauraville corridor along Harford Road puts local restaurants, coffee, and shops within minutes. Waverly's year-round Saturday farmers market is a short drive away. Off-street parking in the rear yard and no HOA round out this .18-acre property.