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Saturday morning and the aroma wafts as you pour the coffee into your cup.  A look outside the window overlooking the courtyard provides weather status and direction.  It rains today, so you decide to start with a workout at the on-site gym.   After that, who knows?  A walk along the waterfront, an expedition for additions to your vinyl collection, a bite at your favorite café or simply meandering among 18th-century architecture are all in the cards. So is a stop at the farmer’s market with fresh local produce and artisanal goods.  On the way back, you pick up your packages from the front desk.  The concierge both handles packages and provides 24/7 monitoring for added security.  The building, originally a tobacco factory, houses the residences and a boutique luxury inn.  It artfully combines modern amenities with historic charm.  Thick walls and heavy metal shutters, bring to mind the words by Hemingway.  This too was built on “land between the harbor and the open sea and it looks built solid as a ship”.  Anchoring a point on the water’s edge, it does a magnificent job of insulating the noise from all the activity in the heart of Fells Point.  Inside this meticulously maintained unit, you have your own sanctuary. Centrally located, it provides easy access to every part of the city.  That includes free transportation on land (City Circulator) and water (Harbor Connector).  Johns Hopkins students and staff have their own shuttle as an added bonus.  If you want to see the city, this is the place.  If you want to experience the best of Baltimore, this is the place.  And if you want the best place to live while working in Baltimore, well, this is it.