Rare opportunity to own a piece of Dickeyville history! 2305 Pickwick Road was originally built around 1850 as a carriage house for the George T. Loomis estate, superintendent of the Ashland Mill, the source of industry for the small, quaint mill town. Now incorporated in Baltimore City, 2305 Pickwick Road was restored around 1900 and then significantly redeveloped into its current layout in the 1960's. After a 2022 restoration by local award-winning developer, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom home boasts all of its original charm with touches of modern updates. Inside, on the first floor, take notice of the living room parquet flooring, wood burning fireplace and first floor bedroom with en-suite bathroom. Walking through the updated kitchen, you will see the informal living area with access and views to the back yard. Upstairs are two spacious bedrooms with windows facing three directions for optimal sunlight. The upstairs bathroom retains its vintage style with tiles from the mid-century modern period. Outside, the back exterior landscape has an established tree canopy leading down to the Gwynns Falls and Dickeyville Trail. When buying 2305 Pickwick, you are not just buying a home, you are buying into a special, diverse and inviting community. Dickeyville still has the quiet, remote feel of yesteryear all while being inside the city and adjacent Gywnns Falls/Leakin Park and Forest Park Golf Course. Whether driving, walking, biking, you are just minutes away from all the city has to offer while enjoying the tranquility of a historic mill town.