A waterfront Harbor East tower with 33 boutique condominiums, apartments and extensive shared amenities above Whole Foods Market.
Liberty Harbor East is a mixed residential community with both apartments and a boutique collection of 33 condominiums. The waterfront tower sits above the neighborhood’s flagship Whole Foods Market and offers direct access to Harbor East dining, shopping and the promenade.
The official condominium profile identifies 33 residences with one- to three-bedroom-plus-den layouts across the upper levels. The building also includes rental apartments with different finishes, services and financial terms.
Shared social spaces, clubroom and courtyard, dining and catering areas, workspace, fitness center and yoga studio, pet park, library lounge, parking with EV charging, infinity-pool deck and on-site Whole Foods Market. Condo owners also have a dedicated front desk and resident lounge.
On Aliceanna and Lancaster streets in Harbor East, above Whole Foods Market and steps from the waterfront promenade, marina, dining and shops.
1330 Lancaster Street, Baltimore, MD 21231OPEN INTERACTIVE MAP ↗Nearby: Whole Foods Market, Harbor East waterfront promenade, marina, restaurants, shops, hotels, Fells Point and Little Italy.
First confirm whether the residence is a condominium or apartment. For condominiums, verify shared amenity costs, owner-only services, parking, reserves, insurance, leasing restrictions and assessments. For apartments, verify total monthly charges, lease terms and concessions.
Association review: Condominium buyers should review the declaration, bylaws, current budget, reserve study, master insurance, shared-use and cost-allocation agreements, parking documents, leasing rules and pending assessments.
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ASK ABOUT AVAILABILITY →Yes. The official site identifies a boutique collection of 33 condominium residences in addition to apartment homes.
No. The official site notes that condominium appliances, finishes and design elements differ from the apartment homes.
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Adam Nemeroff, REALTOR® · Northrop Realty · AdamNemeroff@NorthropRealty.com