A landmark adaptive-reuse condominium created from a former B&O grain elevator on Baltimore Harbor.
Silo Point is a 24-story waterfront condominium in Locust Point, adapted from the former B&O Railroad grain elevator. Baltimore Heritage dates the industrial structure to 1924 and reports its conversion by Turner Development Group in 2009.
The project is documented as containing 228 condominium residences with numerous floor plans. Floor-to-ceiling windows and industrial-scale architecture shape many homes, but details vary by unit.
The project's official site identifies a fitness center, Sky Lounge, conference rooms and other shared spaces. Current access and operating details should be confirmed.
At 1200 Steuart Street on the Locust Point waterfront, with connections toward Fort McHenry, Key Highway and South Baltimore.
1200 Steuart Street, Baltimore, MD 21230OPEN INTERACTIVE MAP ↗Nearby: Fort McHenry, Latrobe Park, Locust Point, Key Highway and Baltimore Harbor.
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ASK ABOUT AVAILABILITY →It was a B&O Railroad grain elevator, an industrial landmark adapted into residences by Turner Development Group.
Baltimore Heritage reports that the property was converted to Silo Point in 2009.
Developer materials and project press materials identify 228 condominium residences.
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