Yorke Property Management, Inc.
Annapolis-Eastport, MD
Annapolis-Eastport, MD
One-bedroom apartment -- Available March 1 -- Living room and eat-in kitchen, dishwasher. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Very hip spot. Free washer/dryer. We pay water, you pay electric and gas. Kitchen porch entrance opens onto large yard for fresh-tilled gardening area. Plenty of off-street parking. Walk to health club, shops, docks, dining and night spots. Apartment comes with option for discount boat slip at nearby Deep Creek. Security deposit is one month's rent.
Spacious one-bedroom apartment with large bedroom and plenty of closet space. Room living room and large bath. Recently installed New York-style kitchen with great counter space and dishwasher. Wall-to-wall carpeting throughout. New heat, central air conditioning service.
Ground-level apartment with two entrances – one to large front porch, rear to patio, large backyard, garden and off-street parking. Modern, eat-in kitchen. Wall-to-wall carpeting.
Call Gregory Yorke, 410-991-1489; Gregory@YorkeRents.com or Jeffrey Yorke, 301-502-1243; Jeffrey@YorkeRents.com.
Eastport, A Way Of Life
“Across the Spa Creek drawbridge from downtown Annapolis, Eastport's 1,200 residents share a chunk of land 12 blocks long and five blocks wide in Anne Arundel County. The town was settled a century ago by blue-collar boat builders and watermen,” wrote Marianne Kyriakos about Eastport in a 2006 Washington Post “Where We Live” article.
“The streets are narrow, with almost no off-street parking and none of the historic charm of Colonial Annapolis. Eastport's simple houses include single-story clapboard bungalows and Cape Cods.”
"We have a lot of little funky houses over20here," Linda Brown said. "They're kind of like little detached row houses with nice porches on the front. They're skinny, 16-to-20-feet wide, with little lawns."
Even so, Eastport still has its own flavor, said Kevin "Brother Shucker" Brooks, who describes himself as a longtime "Eastporterican and banjo/guitar guy." He and Jefferson Holland make up the neighborhood's own troubadour duo, "Them Eastport Oyster Boys."
"It is kind of a bohemian lifestyle, and we treasure and promote and protect it," he said.
