Residential Reconstruction & Rehabilitation
2113 McCulloh Street
Project Overview
2113 McCulloh Street presented a substantially different development challenge. The property was acquired in severely deteriorated condition, including a partially collapsed roof and compromised structural components.
Before conventional renovation could begin, portions of the roof structure and floor framing required reconstruction. The project proceeded as a comprehensive gut rehabilitation that included structural rebuilding, new framing, a new roof, replacement windows and extensive interior reconstruction.
Originally configured as a three-bedroom, one-bath residence, the property was redesigned to incorporate a second bathroom on the first level. The completed residence incorporated granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, updated flooring and carpeting, and modernized interior finishes.
The successful completion of 2113 McCulloh Street demonstrates the transformation of a severely distressed Baltimore property through structural reconstruction, comprehensive rehabilitation and thoughtful residential redevelopment.
Project Scope
Project Details
Address
2113 McCulloh Street
Neighborhood
Druid Heights
City
Baltimore, Maryland
Project Type
Residential Reconstruction & Rehabilitation
Status
Completed
Year Completed
2025
Neighborhood Context
Located in Baltimore's Druid Heights neighborhood, 2113 McCulloh Street sits within a broader West Baltimore area experiencing continuing residential rehabilitation and redevelopment activity. Its location near Reservoir Hill and the North Avenue corridor places the property within an area receiving renewed public and private investment.
From Distress Through Reconstruction
The Development Process
Before
The property was acquired in severely distressed condition and required substantial structural and interior reconstruction.
Rebuilding from the Structure Out
Following stabilization and demolition, the rehabilitation included extensive new framing, structural reconstruction, building systems and interior rebuilding.
Completed Rehabilitation — Front
The completed project returned a severely distressed property to productive residential use.
Completed Rehabilitation — Rear
Exterior improvements included new mechanical systems, updated rear access and contemporary exterior finishes throughout.