Public transportation is with community boundaries, as well as a small grocery with fresh produce, meats, and home delivery service. Fred B. Leidig Recreation Center is just across Frederick Avenue and has structured activities for children and adults. Brick townhouses with high ceilings and three and four bedrooms, constructed in the 1940's.
All homes have family-size front and rear yards, as well as front and back individual porches.
Click for more information on this Neighborhood's History Tremont, which is only a few blocks from the County-City line, was originally a part of Catonsville until annexed by Baltimore City. Community residents have been organized since first moving there, and today Tremont Community Assn. is an active organization, promoting family values and morals within their community. This list may not include all schooling options for this neighborhood.