Around 1930, I started seeing notes in the Roland Park "Homes, Gardens and People" magazine about No. 200 Churchwardens Road. My mother lives a block or two from that house, and I always admire it as I drive to visit her.
No. 200 is a Georgian-style house with lots of floor-to-ceiling windows and French doors. It's surrounded by brick terraces and is on an unusual triangular plot of land. Oddly, the address is Churchwardens Road, not Enderly Road, on which it fronts.
The house was on the market in October 2018, and this is what Zillow says:
Magnificent federal style home designed by Palmer Lamden [sic], situated on large beautiful landscaped lot. Large sun filled rooms with french doors and large windows. Seven bedrooms and five and one half baths. Finished basement and attached garage. In-ground sprinkler system for entire lawn.
I recognized a name in one of the RP articles, so I emailed the a descendant asking if they had any information about the house. They told me that the house was built for their grandfather in 1929, but he was the president of a local bank, and lost everything in the Depression, so had to leave the house after a few years.
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