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914 N. Fulton Avenue, Unit A, Baltimore, Maryland 21217

Baltimore, MarylandListed by U.S. TreasuryCondo Unit
914 N. Fulton Avenue, Unit A, Baltimore, Maryland 21217

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980 sq. ft. 1-level condo unit with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, laundry, and rear door to common patio. Located on the first level of the Sandtown-Winchester Condominiums.

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Property type
Condo Unit
Year built
1,985
County
Baltimore City
Sale number
27-66-804
Seized by
Seized Real Property in conjunction with IRS-CI
Auction
Thursday, October 22, 2026 from 11am-1pm ET

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