Located in Baltimore's Canton neighborhood, Brewers Hill is the historic renovation and adaptive reuse of two landmark breweries: the Gunther Brewery and the National Brewery, home to the renowned "Natty Boh". The project has come to include over two million sq. ft. of office, retail, and residential space on 30 acres. Join Brewers Hill as it continues to transform one of the city's most recognizable landmarks into a vibrant business and residential community with easy access to Baltimore's waterfront and its many amenities. This well-appointed restoration exhibits the character and charm of Baltimore's historic industrial architecture while also boasting state-of-the-art upgrades in modern technology and amenities. Some of the many features in the buildings include vaulted ceilings, efficient floor plans, free parking, and windows with spectacular lines and copious volumes of natural light. With the popular Canton Square area's restaurants and bars, access to the city's largest public park, and some of the area's best schools, Canton is one of the most prominent communities in the city. Neighborhood amenities within a block or two of Brewers Hill include Target, Nordstrom Rack, Di Pasquale's Marketplace, Sprouts Farmers Market, Charm City Skate Park, and an array of restaurants, breweries, fitness, and shopping with a Main Street atmosphere. Commuting is a breeze with ample on-site parking, multiple access points throughout the development, and easy access to I-95, I-895, and Downtown Baltimore. The brewery complexes are in the heart of Baltimore's revitalized Canton neighborhood, just one block from the waterfront. Multifamily development throughout offers a live-work-play experience. The Canton community of Baltimore City is an exciting environment to call home. With a location within Baltimore City proper and just a mile away from downtown, this urban waterfront community is convenient for those seeking an easy commute. While Canton may have the most famous bar and nightlife district in the city, this charming community, filled with historic row homes, is also family-friendly.