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Neighborhood Overview

Baltimore, Northumberland

Sale : 652337 - 1350000
8 Houses for Sale in Baltimore

Baltimore Neighbourhood Overview

Baltimore is a thriving residential neighbourhood in Northumberland County in central Ontario. Nestled at the intersection of County Road 74 and County Road 45, the Baltimore neighbourhood attracts people from all walks of life. The area draws its name from the ancestral family home of its first occupants, the McCarty brothers, who settled here around 1805. Baltimore is well-known for the presence of the towering relic Ball's Mill, which was established here in 1842. Situated near the beautiful Baltimore creek and just north of the town of Cobourg, the neighbourhood remains surrounded by some of the best nature trails and hiking trails in Ontario. Blessed with alluring scenic views, rural charm, and a matchless ambience, Baltimore ensures a relaxed way of life and smooth connectivity for the residents.

Liveability & Lifestyle of Baltimore

Baltimore is a part of the heritage township of Hamilton. It is the oldest and one of the most prominent neighbourhoods in this township. The area is dotted with several grand homes ideal for those who want to enjoy the convenience of modern living in a rural atmosphere. It is also a pet-friendly neighbourhood. The neighbourhood scores are high in terms of lifestyle and livability. It ranks better than 97% of areas in Hamilton. The cost of living in Baltimore is lower than in most other places in Ontario. While Baltimore real estate prices stand at par with the Hamilton average, the rental prices are quite low in this area, which makes it an attractive option for students and working professionals. Several factors, including housing, cost of living, amenities, employment, crime rate, and more, determine the liveability score of Baltimore. The table below offers a snapshot of the same:

Liveability	81
Housing	A+
Cost of Living	B
Amenities	F
Employment	C-
Schools	A-
Crime Rate	A+

The crime rate in the neighbourhood of Baltimore is 79% lower than the national average. This safety culture, affordable housing options, and low cost of living are turning this area into a coveted residential neighbourhood.

Index	Baltimore/ 100,000 people (approx)	Hamilton/ 100,000 people (approx)	Ontario/ 100,000 people (approx)	National/ 100,000 people (approx)
Total Crime	896	973	3068	4,223
Violent Crime	230	250	792	1,042
Property Crime	666	723	2,294	3,181

People & Culture of Baltimore

Baltimore has remained a witness to settlers since the early 1800s. The early settlers were immigrants from Scotland and England. Surrounded by hills, the Baltimore location held a lot of attraction for them due to the large stream that passed through the area. The stream served as a water source for various early businesses, such as flour mills, a distillery, a tannery, etc. This settlement of more than 200 years has always welcomed people of different cultures who wanted to make this place their home. Even today, the neighbourhood is home to a multicultural population. These people have also contributed to the culture of this place. Residents of Baltimore mainly communicate in English. The real estate market in Baltimore is competitive, and the prices are equal to the Hamilton average. It's interesting to note that the household income in Baltimore is 45% higher than the national average. As far as the unemployment rate is concerned, it is just 2%. This is 62% less than the nationwide average.

Index	Baltimore
Median household income	$119,401
Average unemployment rate	2.4%
Average In labour force	59.1%

English is the main language spoken by the people living in the Baltimore neighbourhood.

Languages Spoken	Baltimore	Hamilton	Ontario
English	94.3%	92.3%	86.1%
French	0.0%	0.1%	0.3%

Baltimore Neighbourhood Nearby

Baltimore started as a small settlement. Over the years, the place has developed into a fine community of residents, surrounded by amenities of modern life. One of the reasons for the rising demand for Baltimore houses is that the neighbourhood offers several leisure options. Residents can enjoy walking, biking, skiing, and exploring nature trails in and around this area. A few options for playing golf exist within driving distance of this neighbourhood. There are also restaurants and shopping centres near the location to meet the diverse requirements of the people. Baltimore also has excellent basic amenities, such as schools, healthcare centres, etc.

Schools

Schools in Baltimore range from elementary to secondary levels. They enable children to develop an aptitude for learning and enhance their knowledge. The top schools in and around this area include the following:

Baltimore Public School
Canadian School of Advanced PREP
Northumberland Montessori School
Dale Road Senior Public School
Northumberland Christian School

Restaurants

The neighbourhood restaurants are the perfect place for people to gather over a cup of coffee or meal and have a good time talking, laughing, and unwinding. Dotted with several restaurants, Baltimore offers enough options for residents to indulge their taste buds. Some of the top eateries in and around Baltimore include the following:

Baltimore John's Bar & Grill
Island Hot Pot
Yorkies Bar-B-Q
Castle John's Pub & Restaurant
Wok & Roll
JJ's Steak & Burgers
Wimpy's Diner

Shopping Centers

Shopping in Baltimore is about fulfilling requirements conveniently and effectively. Even in today's age of online shopping, the brick-and-mortar shopping stores around this neighbourhood hold an attraction for residents and tourists alike. A few top shopping centres in and around the area include the ones listed below:

SmartCentres Cobourg
Northumberland Mall

Healthcare Facilities

The medical facilities located in and around this neighbourhood provide residents with the option to address the needs related to their health and well-being. Some of the top healthcare facilities near Baltimore are the ones listed below:

Cobourg Health Centre
Cobourg Medical Centre
IMCare
Cobourg Clinic
Appletree Telemedicine Clinic
Northumberland Family Health Team

Top Attractions & Places to Visit in Baltimore

Baltimore has a unique charm of its own. Exploring the place is like following a trail where one may discover many gems. It is the perfect destination to refresh and recharge the mind and body in a world bustling with activities. From enjoying delightful fresh farm produces to going on interesting nature trails, the attractions of a Baltimore visit are many and varied. Here are a few top attractions and places to explore in Baltimore:

Ball’s Mills Conservation Area

Ball’s Mill Conservation Area offers an amazing woodland trail where visitors can spot wildlife. The area also has a pond which adds to the natural beauty of the spot. The trail is of moderate difficulty level and can be easily covered by hiking enthusiasts.

Northumberland Forest – Woodland Trails

Those who love exploring the outdoors will find these trails fascinating. Northumberland Forest offers 4 trails that add up to 22 km. The trails are great for mountain biking, hiking, cycling, cross-country skiing, and more. One can also interesting flora and fauna while exploring these trails.

Lime Kiln Trail

This trail of 5 km borders farmers’ fields before making its way through a lush grapevine. The trail then takes one through a cedar-lined forest and offers incredible views of the surrounding trees. While the trail is ideal for hiking, one can also enjoy snowshoeing here.

Things To Do In Baltimore

A Baltimore visit enables one to explore and enjoy the beauty of nature. The neighbourhood is surrounded by wooded hills and streams glistening in the sun, which paints a picture of incredible beauty. The neighbourhood and its surrounding areas are dotted with restaurants and cafes that serve as the perfect spots to stop and dig into local delicacies while taking in the beauty of the surrounding areas. On a visit to the Baltimore neighbourhood, visitors can look forward to doing the following things:

Spot Wildlife and Rare Flora and Fauna

Baltimore's woodland trails are something one can't expect to find in busy cities and towns. A hike through the expansive woodlands of the area offers the scope to spot wildlife. Visitors also get to discover the area's ecosystem, which comprises rare wildflowers, trees, shrubs, and more. The Russ' Creek Trail is one such trail that allows you to visit a tallgrass prairie ecosystem.

Enjoy a Visit to the Beach

Cobourg Beach is a quick drive from Baltimore. It is the ideal place for families to spend some quality time together. Going for a swim followed by a long beach walk are some popular activities visitors indulge in when they visit this place.

Visit a Local Brewery

A visit to a brewery is a great way to learn about the cider-making process. Visitors can explore the local Rice Lake Hard Cider brewery and witness the process first-hand. The best part is that they can even sample the brewery's products and make purchases.

Distance & Commute from Popular Locations

Commuting to Baltimore is easy as the place remains connected to several popular locations through roadways. Distances of some popular locations from the area are as follows:

The distance between Baltimore and Toronto Airport (YYZ) is 128 km. A drive of around 1 hour and 11 minutes will take you from Baltimore to the airport. The nearest airport to Baltimore is Peterborough Airport (YPQ), which is about 46 km away and can be reached in about 40 minutes.
The Toronto Union Station is about 4 km from Baltimore and takes about 1 hour and 12 minutes to reach. The Cobourg Station is just 7 km away and can be reached in around 7 minutes.

Popular Markets in Baltimore

Baltimore is one of those destinations in Ontario, surrounded by several marketplaces where one can shop for various items. This area's popular attractions are markets that sell fresh fruits and vegetables, cheese, fruit juices, different dairy products, and tasty baked goodies, such as cookies, buns, pies, etc. Some of the marketplaces where residents and visitors can buy fresh farm produce and other goods are located within a radius of 10 to 20 km from Baltimore and can be reached through a drive of 10 to 20 minutes. A few marketplaces near this neighbourhood include the following:

Burnham Family Farm Market
Red Tractor Farm & Market
Port Hope Farmers Market
Little Bennetts Farm

Baltimore Demographics

The population density per square kilometre in Baltimore is 195. This density is 62% lower than that of Hamilton. As such, the neighbourhood holds much attraction for renters who prefer to stay in a less crowded place, including students, professionals, and retirees. The neighbourhood has people from all over the world who live peacefully here. The population residing in Baltimore comprises people from the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland, China, Netherlands, Southeast Asia, Central Africa, etc.

Statistics	Baltimore
Area Code	289, 365, 742 and 905
Total Population	1,194
Population density (sq km)	195
Median age	49.6
Male/Female ratio	0.9:1
Married couples	76%
Families w/ kids at home	39%

Things to Do in Baltimore With Kids & Pets

While in Baltimore, you can keep your pets engaged by taking them for long walks. There are several places for dog-friendly activities located at some distance from Baltimore. These include the Farmcrest Park Off-Leash Dog Park, a fenced-in recreation area for pups to play and make friends. Baulch Road Dog Park is an off-leash, fenced, seasonal (May-October) dog park that has vast trees, tunnels, and plenty of grassy space for dogs to explore. The Leash-Free Dog Park is another place with large grassy areas for pups to play and run around. When it comes to kids, parents can take them to explore the natural beauty of Baltimore. Cobourg Beach is one of the places where kids can have plenty of fun in Baltimore.

Average Cost of Living in Baltimore

The cost of living in Baltimore is lower than in the nearby areas. It is 5% lower than the national average. This is primarily due to the lower housing costs in this neighbourhood. The cost-of-living index is expressed through a national average of 100. A score of 80 would suggest that the cost of living is 20% below the national average, while a score of 120 would indicate a 20% above the national average.

Index	Baltimore
Cost of Living	95
Goods & Services	108
Groceries	100
Health care	103
Housing	62
Transportation	107
Utilities	130

Real Estate Housing Market of Baltimore

The real estate market in Baltimore offers a wide variety of housing options. The sale prices are lower than that in nearby areas, which makes this neighbourhood a good choice for home buyers. Detached homes are the common housing type seen in this neighbourhood. They are quite in demand in this housing market. Recently, the district is also witnessing the development of townhouses. Such developments are providing more affordable options for home buyers. Properties in Baltimore generally have two or three bedrooms.