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Here are a few of our most commonly asked questions. We believe in transparency, and are here to help you whenever you need.
A. Morgan State students choose The Social North Charles for its spacious apartments, city views, and convenient location near campus. With furnished options available and layouts designed for student living, it’s a great place to live while attending Morgan State University.
A. The Social North Charles is a popular choice for Morgan State students looking for off-campus housing. Located just minutes from campus, our community offers spacious studio to 3-bedroom apartments, modern amenities, and a student-focused environment designed for college living.
A. We are a 15-minute drive to Morgan State. Students can take advantage of nearby MTA bus connections including routes that service the university. This perfect distance allows Morgan State students to enjoy the vibrant Tuscany-Canterbury neighborhood—known for its friendly atmosphere, diverse dining options, and entertainment venues.
A. We are just a 5-minute drive to campus. Our community’s proximity makes it easy to walk or bike to class, and residents can also utilize the MTA Silver route which runs along Charles Street, connecting directly to Loyola’s campus in minutes.
A. We are ideally located just 2 miles from Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood campus, offering a quick 10-minute commute by car or bike. Students can also take advantage of the Baltimore Charm City Circulator’s Purple Route or the MTA bus routes that connect the property to campus.
A. We offer Coppin State students an ideal off-campus living experience just 6 miles from campus—close enough to enjoy easy access to classes and campus activities, yet far enough to experience the vibrant Tuscany-Canterbury neighborhood. With a quick 15-minute commute via I-83 and W. North Avenue, residents can balance academic life with the privacy and amenities of The Social North Charles.
Within walking distance, you’ll find Bird in Hand right across from campus, which doubles as a bookstore and café with craft coffees, pastries, and outdoor seating. Kitsch Café on West University Parkway (a 10-minute walk) serves La Colombe coffee and delicious egg sandwiches. Blueprint Café on St. Paul Street offers cozy vibes with excellent coffee, matcha, and standout pastries like their spice knot. Other nearby favorites include Kanom Café for Asian-inspired drinks.
Living at The Social North Charles puts you at the center of Baltimore’s best attractions. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore Wyman Park Dell & Stony Run Trail with 4.5 miles of walking and jogging paths through urban woodlands, Druid Hill Park (one of the oldest landscaped public parks in the U.S.), and Cylburn Arboretum with 176 acres of gardens. For dining and shopping, Hampden is 15 minutes away with independent boutiques and diverse restaurants, Charles Village offers local bookstores like Normal’s Books and Records, and Union Collective features independent food vendors. Entertainment options include Oriole Park at Camden Yards with $10 student tickets on Fridays, M&T Bank Stadium home of the Ravens with $34 student tickets, The Senator Theatre with $9 student tickets, and the Inner Harbor with the National Aquarium and waterfront activities.
Several local restaurants offer student discounts to help you save money while enjoying Baltimore’s food scene. Po Tung Oriental Grocery offers a student discount when you show your student ID. HomeSlyce Pizza Bar, located right next to Johns Hopkins Homewood campus, has various food and drink deals Thursday-Sunday nights for students. Many restaurants participate in Baltimore Restaurant Week with special pricing, and checking in on social media at certain venues can earn you a discount at nearby restaurants like Cazbar, Red Boat, and Homeslyce. Always ask if a student discount is available—many local businesses are happy to support students even if it’s not advertised!
The Charm City Circulator offers FREE shuttle service with the Green Route traveling to Johns Hopkins Hospital, downtown Baltimore, and connecting to the Metro subway system, while the Purple Route runs north-south and is easily accessible. These free shuttles run 7 days a week with buses every 10-20 minutes. MTA Maryland Buses serve the area with several local routes connecting to Johns Hopkins, Loyola, and other parts of Baltimore for $2 per ride with monthly passes available. The Metro Subway provides northwest-to-southeast service from Owings Mills to Johns Hopkins Hospital, and the Light Rail connects Hunt Valley to BWI Airport and Glen Burnie with transfers available at Lexington Market. Penn Station is just 2 miles south on Charles Street, offering MARC Train commuter rail service to Washington D.C., West Virginia, and several Maryland counties. For real-time tracking, download the Passio Go! app for Charm City Circulator buses and the Transit app for comprehensive public transit planning across Baltimore and D.C.
Tuscany-Canterbury is the ideal neighborhood for students. You’re tucked between Johns Hopkins University and Loyola University Maryland, with walking access to both campuses, plus close proximity to Morgan State and Coppin State. The “feet on the street” lifestyle means you can walk to parks, restaurants, cafes, and schools—residents have access to the 4.5-mile Stony Run walking trail, Wyman Park Dell, and nearby Sherwood Gardens. The neighborhood has restaurants and cafes, and you’re steps from the Baltimore Museum of Art (free admission!), close to Charles Village for more dining and shopping, and near Hampden for trendy eateries and boutiques. You get the perfect balance: the convenience of urban living with mature trees, green spaces, and a quieter residential feel—ideal for studying while still being close to everything Baltimore offers.
Johns Hopkins’ Ralph S. O’Connor Recreation Center is right on the Homewood campus and offers students discounted memberships ($39/month for affiliates). This gym features a three-lane indoor track, six-lane lap pool, basketball courts, racquetball/squash courts, climbing wall, bouldering cave, and a full complement of cardio and weight equipment. They also offer group fitness classes including F45 training. Other nearby options include Merritt Clubs and Brick Bodies Rotunda (near Johns Hopkins and Hampden).
A. Our community is conveniently located, allowing you to walk to class, use public transportation, or call an Uber to travel anywhere in Baltimore. If you choose to bring a car, please register it in your application. Parking is available in our gated covered garage for $150 per month. Upon move-in, you will be assigned a reserved parking spot.
A. Our rent price is all-inclusive! It covers power, water, trash, internet, heating, and cooling.
A. When you are ready to secure your spot at The Social North Charles, you may fill out one of our online applications. After you submit your application, a team member will email you our online lease for electronic signature. Our spots are first-come, first-served, and rates are subject to change. We encourage prospects to start the online leasing process as soon as possible. Please contact our office if you have any questions.
A. Yes, we require all residents to have renter’s liability insurance. You have the option to enroll in renter’s insurance with your chosen provider and provide proof of coverage. If insurance is not provided, a monthly fee of $10.95 will be applied for enrollment in the Resident Liability Insurance Program. This program meets our insurance requirements but offers no coverage for your personal belongings. Please contact our office for more information.
A. Yes, furry friends are welcome! They are considered roommates too. Simply add your pet’s information on your application to register. There is a monthly pet rent for pet owners and breed restrictions. The maximum number of pets allowed is two per apartment/lease. Please note that all pets must be approved by the office before bringing them onto the property.
Breed restrictions include: Pit Bull Terrier, Staffordshire Terrier, Doberman Pinscher, Rottweiler, Presa Canario, Akita, Alaskan Malamute, Wolf-Hybrid, Mastiff, Chow Chow, German Shepherd, or any mixes of these breeds. Please contact the office for more information.
A. We are a smoke-free community. Smoking within 25 feet of any of our buildings is prohibited.
A. To request a maintenance service, you can either visit our website or download the app to access your Resident Portal and submit a work order. If you have a maintenance emergency, please call the office as soon as possible.
A. Our leases are individual leases, which means you are only financially responsible for your space. If your roommate transfers schools, you will not be responsible for their portion of the rent payment.
A. Yes, we do! If you don’t have a roommate in mind, we offer this program for free. Upon your application, you will fill out a questionnaire to help our team match you with the best roommate we can find.
A. Morgan State students choose The Social North Charles for its spacious apartments, city views, and convenient location near campus. With furnished options available and layouts designed for student living, it’s a great place to live while attending Morgan State University.
A. The Social North Charles is a popular choice for Morgan State students looking for off-campus housing. Located just minutes from campus, our community offers spacious studio to 3-bedroom apartments, modern amenities, and a student-focused environment designed for college living.
A. We are a 15-minute drive to Morgan State. Students can take advantage of nearby MTA bus connections including routes that service the university. This perfect distance allows Morgan State students to enjoy the vibrant Tuscany-Canterbury neighborhood—known for its friendly atmosphere, diverse dining options, and entertainment venues.
A. We are just a 5-minute drive to campus. Our community’s proximity makes it easy to walk or bike to class, and residents can also utilize the MTA Silver route which runs along Charles Street, connecting directly to Loyola’s campus in minutes.
A. We are ideally located just 2 miles from Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood campus, offering a quick 10-minute commute by car or bike. Students can also take advantage of the Baltimore Charm City Circulator’s Purple Route or the MTA bus routes that connect the property to campus.
A. We offer Coppin State students an ideal off-campus living experience just 6 miles from campus—close enough to enjoy easy access to classes and campus activities, yet far enough to experience the vibrant Tuscany-Canterbury neighborhood. With a quick 15-minute commute via I-83 and W. North Avenue, residents can balance academic life with the privacy and amenities of The Social North Charles.
Within walking distance, you’ll find Bird in Hand right across from campus, which doubles as a bookstore and café with craft coffees, pastries, and outdoor seating. Kitsch Café on West University Parkway (a 10-minute walk) serves La Colombe coffee and delicious egg sandwiches. Blueprint Café on St. Paul Street offers cozy vibes with excellent coffee, matcha, and standout pastries like their spice knot. Other nearby favorites include Kanom Café for Asian-inspired drinks.
Living at The Social North Charles puts you at the center of Baltimore’s best attractions. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore Wyman Park Dell & Stony Run Trail with 4.5 miles of walking and jogging paths through urban woodlands, Druid Hill Park (one of the oldest landscaped public parks in the U.S.), and Cylburn Arboretum with 176 acres of gardens. For dining and shopping, Hampden is 15 minutes away with independent boutiques and diverse restaurants, Charles Village offers local bookstores like Normal’s Books and Records, and Union Collective features independent food vendors. Entertainment options include Oriole Park at Camden Yards with $10 student tickets on Fridays, M&T Bank Stadium home of the Ravens with $34 student tickets, The Senator Theatre with $9 student tickets, and the Inner Harbor with the National Aquarium and waterfront activities.
Several local restaurants offer student discounts to help you save money while enjoying Baltimore’s food scene. Po Tung Oriental Grocery offers a student discount when you show your student ID. HomeSlyce Pizza Bar, located right next to Johns Hopkins Homewood campus, has various food and drink deals Thursday-Sunday nights for students. Many restaurants participate in Baltimore Restaurant Week with special pricing, and checking in on social media at certain venues can earn you a discount at nearby restaurants like Cazbar, Red Boat, and Homeslyce. Always ask if a student discount is available—many local businesses are happy to support students even if it’s not advertised!
The Charm City Circulator offers FREE shuttle service with the Green Route traveling to Johns Hopkins Hospital, downtown Baltimore, and connecting to the Metro subway system, while the Purple Route runs north-south and is easily accessible. These free shuttles run 7 days a week with buses every 10-20 minutes. MTA Maryland Buses serve the area with several local routes connecting to Johns Hopkins, Loyola, and other parts of Baltimore for $2 per ride with monthly passes available. The Metro Subway provides northwest-to-southeast service from Owings Mills to Johns Hopkins Hospital, and the Light Rail connects Hunt Valley to BWI Airport and Glen Burnie with transfers available at Lexington Market. Penn Station is just 2 miles south on Charles Street, offering MARC Train commuter rail service to Washington D.C., West Virginia, and several Maryland counties. For real-time tracking, download the Passio Go! app for Charm City Circulator buses and the Transit app for comprehensive public transit planning across Baltimore and D.C.
Tuscany-Canterbury is the ideal neighborhood for students. You’re tucked between Johns Hopkins University and Loyola University Maryland, with walking access to both campuses, plus close proximity to Morgan State and Coppin State. The “feet on the street” lifestyle means you can walk to parks, restaurants, cafes, and schools—residents have access to the 4.5-mile Stony Run walking trail, Wyman Park Dell, and nearby Sherwood Gardens. The neighborhood has restaurants and cafes, and you’re steps from the Baltimore Museum of Art (free admission!), close to Charles Village for more dining and shopping, and near Hampden for trendy eateries and boutiques. You get the perfect balance: the convenience of urban living with mature trees, green spaces, and a quieter residential feel—ideal for studying while still being close to everything Baltimore offers.
Johns Hopkins’ Ralph S. O’Connor Recreation Center is right on the Homewood campus and offers students discounted memberships ($39/month for affiliates). This gym features a three-lane indoor track, six-lane lap pool, basketball courts, racquetball/squash courts, climbing wall, bouldering cave, and a full complement of cardio and weight equipment. They also offer group fitness classes including F45 training. Other nearby options include Merritt Clubs and Brick Bodies Rotunda (near Johns Hopkins and Hampden).
A. Our community is conveniently located, allowing you to walk to class, use public transportation, or call an Uber to travel anywhere in Baltimore. If you choose to bring a car, please register it in your application. Parking is available in our gated covered garage for $150 per month. Upon move-in, you will be assigned a reserved parking spot.
A. Our rent price is all-inclusive! It covers power, water, trash, internet, heating, and cooling.
A. When you are ready to secure your spot at The Social North Charles, you may fill out one of our online applications. After you submit your application, a team member will email you our online lease for electronic signature. Our spots are first-come, first-served, and rates are subject to change. We encourage prospects to start the online leasing process as soon as possible. Please contact our office if you have any questions.
A. Yes, we require all residents to have renter’s liability insurance. You have the option to enroll in renter’s insurance with your chosen provider and provide proof of coverage. If insurance is not provided, a monthly fee of $10.95 will be applied for enrollment in the Resident Liability Insurance Program. This program meets our insurance requirements but offers no coverage for your personal belongings. Please contact our office for more information.
A. Yes, furry friends are welcome! They are considered roommates too. Simply add your pet’s information on your application to register. There is a monthly pet rent for pet owners and breed restrictions. The maximum number of pets allowed is two per apartment/lease. Please note that all pets must be approved by the office before bringing them onto the property.
Breed restrictions include: Pit Bull Terrier, Staffordshire Terrier, Doberman Pinscher, Rottweiler, Presa Canario, Akita, Alaskan Malamute, Wolf-Hybrid, Mastiff, Chow Chow, German Shepherd, or any mixes of these breeds. Please contact the office for more information.
A. We are a smoke-free community. Smoking within 25 feet of any of our buildings is prohibited.
A. To request a maintenance service, you can either visit our website or download the app to access your Resident Portal and submit a work order. If you have a maintenance emergency, please call the office as soon as possible.
A. Our leases are individual leases, which means you are only financially responsible for your space. If your roommate transfers schools, you will not be responsible for their portion of the rent payment.
A. Yes, we do! If you don’t have a roommate in mind, we offer this program for free. Upon your application, you will fill out a questionnaire to help our team match you with the best roommate we can find.
