Do I need my own agent to buy at Foundry Station?

The sales rep at Foundry Station works for Ryan Homes. Your own agent represents you, negotiates the incentives and the contract, and Ryan Homes pays that commission. Most builders only honor it if your agent is registered on your first visit, so tell them you are working with Sean before you walk in.

What is Ryan Homes offering at Foundry Station right now?

No incentive was published for Foundry Station as of Sep 29, 2026. Many builders have unadvertised offers, especially on homes they are carrying, so ask.

How much do homes at Foundry Station cost?

From $339,990. 4 plans. Starting prices are the builder's base prices at last check (Sep 29, 2026) and change with the homesite, elevation and options. HOA: $75/month.

Can I use down payment assistance at Foundry Station?

Often, yes. Programs that cover Baltimore County, Maryland include Baltimore County SELP, HomeCredit MCC, MD Opportunity Grant, MMP 1st Time Advantage 3-4-5, MMP 1st Time Advantage 6000, MMP 1st Time Advantage Direct. Most allow new construction within their price limits and can stack with a builder closing-cost credit. The program and your lender decide eligibility, and assistance pays toward the down payment or closing costs, not the monthly payment.

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Foundry Station

1900 Distillery Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21222

Price: From $339,990
Homes: Townhome; 4 plans
Builder incentive: None published; as of Sep 29, 2026

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Before you visit the model: tell the rep you are working with Sean. The builder pays your agent; registering on the first visit is what keeps it that way.

Mon-Wed 11:00 AM-6:00 PM; Thu-Sun closed (by appointment)

Sales office 443-234-0560. Call Sean first: (240) 221-5907.

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Floor plans and models

As published by Ryan Homes; prices are the builder’s starting prices at last check (Sep 29, 2026) and change with lot, elevation, and options.

Plan	Type	Beds	Baths	Sq ft	Garage	From
Clarendon 3 Story	Townhome	3	1.5+	1,599+	1-car, 3 stories	$339,990
Mozart 3 Story (End Unit)	Townhome	3	2+	1,756	2-car, 3 stories	$369,990
Clarendon 4 Story	Townhome	3+	3+	2,074+	1-car, 4 stories	$384,990
Mozart 4 Story (End Unit)	Townhome	3+	3+	2,229	2-car, 4 stories	$414,990

About the community

Garage townhomes with 2-car garages, 1,599 to 2,229+ sq ft
No city taxes (builder statement)
On-site green space, tot lot and pavilion

Amenities

green space
tot lot
pavilion

HOA: $75/month
Near: Minutes from downtown Baltimore, Easy access to I-95 and I-695

Builder lists the address as Baltimore; zip 21222 is in Baltimore County and the builder advertises 'no city taxes' Model open by appointment

Questions buyers ask about Foundry Station

Do I need my own agent to buy at Foundry Station?: The sales rep at Foundry Station works for Ryan Homes. Your own agent represents you, negotiates the incentives and the contract, and Ryan Homes pays that commission. Most builders only honor it if your agent is registered on your first visit, so tell them you are working with Sean before you walk in.
What is Ryan Homes offering at Foundry Station right now?: No incentive was published for Foundry Station as of Sep 29, 2026. Many builders have unadvertised offers, especially on homes they are carrying, so ask.
How much do homes at Foundry Station cost?: From $339,990. 4 plans. Starting prices are the builder's base prices at last check (Sep 29, 2026) and change with the homesite, elevation and options. HOA: $75/month.
Can I use down payment assistance at Foundry Station?: Often, yes. Programs that cover Baltimore County, Maryland include Baltimore County SELP, HomeCredit MCC, MD Opportunity Grant, MMP 1st Time Advantage 3-4-5, MMP 1st Time Advantage 6000, MMP 1st Time Advantage Direct. Most allow new construction within their price limits and can stack with a builder closing-cost credit. The program and your lender decide eligibility, and assistance pays toward the down payment or closing costs, not the monthly payment.

Down payment programs that may stack here

Programs that cover Baltimore County, Maryland. Most allow new construction within their price limits; the program and your lender decide eligibility, and assistance pays toward the down payment or closing costs, not the monthly payment.

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