Edo
Seven private suites where Tokyo arcade culture meets a Baltimore rowhouse — ten minutes on foot from Johns Hopkins Homewood.
A rowhouse with its own play room
Edo takes its name from old Tokyo, and the house wears it openly. The ground floor is a full play room — two arcade cabinets, Dragon Ball and Pac-Man on the walls, hanging noren banners, red lanterns and an air-hockey table, with Mario and his gold coins climbing the staircase. A samurai on the stair, Godzilla on the second-floor landing, Pokémon on the third. Behind all of it: seven genuinely private suites, each with its own bathroom.
Pick a floor. Pick a room.
Edo's real architectural plan, made clickable. Choose a floor, then tap any room — rent, availability, photos, and a live loop of the room itself where we have one.
Every wall is doing something
Nothing here is stock photography — this is the house as it stands today. Tap any frame to enlarge; the marked ones play.
Ninety seconds inside Edo
Seven suites, next opening August 2027
Edo is fully occupied for 2026–27. Six suites come free on 1 August 2027 and the seventh a year later — the full month-by-month calendar is just below.
Every suite, month by month
Edo's real lease calendar through August 2028. Leases run twelve months, August to July — we don't split the academic year unless a room happens to free up mid-term.
Occupied Available — 12-month lease Today
400 Venable Ave
Baltimore, MD 21218
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Edo fills fast. Join the waitlist and we'll contact you the moment a room frees up — before it goes public.
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