307 W Baltimore St
Baltimore, MD 21201
Faust Brothers Building · Property For Lease

Faust Brothers Building offers the opportunity to occupy a prominent office building boasting a rich history in a buzzing Baltimore neighborhood at 307 West Baltimore Street. Originally built in 1870, the Faust Brothers Building is one of fewer than a dozen cast-iron front buildings remaining in the city and the only known building with two cast-iron facades. This historic 32,534-square-foot property comprises five floors of office space, from coworking to professional office, along with a ground-level medical office and a basement-level artist studio. Faust Brothers Building is home to a diverse tenants mix, including Accent Coworking, an event space, medical offices, and a prominent art studio. Current ownership has recently restored and renovated the iconic property, transforming it into a hub of artistic innovation for artists, designers, and performers alongside a robust coworking destination, providing solopreneurs, hybrid workplace employees, and growing businesses with shared spaces and dedicated areas to collaborate and work in a modern environment. Well-positioned in the heart of the Bromo Arts District, the Faust Brothers Building provides easy accessibility and convenience in a high-energy neighborhood. The property is near Light Rail and Marc Train access, MTA Baltimore, surface and secured parking garages, and has bike parking available in the building. The University of Maryland and the VA & MD Medical Systems are located within two blocks of the building. Baltimore's Historic Westside has recently undergone an era of revitalization and economic development, blending old-world character with modern energy, creating a vibrant center of business and culture for the Mid-Atlantic region. This area, known as the Bromo Arts District, is full of exceptional entertainment and dining options, including the newly renovated Lexington Market, the CFG Arena, Hippodrome Theater, and Everyman Theater. Camden Yards is also close at hand, putting sports and arts/entertainment fans just a few blocks away from the action.