Too many options to name. Yet, let me try! Total SQ Ft is 2,800. This is a detached duplex, meaning it was a detached single-family that was converted into a duplex. Each side features on the main floor area, an enclosed front porch area, a living room, a dining room, an eat-in kitchen, and a laundry area. The 2nd floor on each unit features 3 bedrooms and a full bath. The attic is accessible via a set of steps ( not a ladder) and runs the length of the house. it is studded and could easily be finished into additional usable space. The storage capacity in the attic is huge. The basement is unfinished, yet also runs about 3/4 length of the house and adds additional storage. Yes, I know this is not what makes the house worth the asking price. Add to that that the property is zoned commercial, meaning you can run a storefront downstairs, and make the upstairs into 2 apartments. Or you can live and work on one side while collecting rent on the other side. Or just keep it as a rental unit. The property currently has a tenant in each unit, and they are willing, actually would love to stay if possible. Current rental income is just under $ 30,000 a year. Both properties are managed by a property management company. Did I mention that the neighbor fenced in his side of their parking lot (a busy restaurant) next door that closes around mid-day, what gives you lots of exposure to marketing a business from home if you like? Also, by fencing in their side, your side got fenced in also. Imagine a fully fenced-in yard and it is not your financial responsibility to maintain or replace it. The back yard has become a paved parking lot with room for 4-5 cars as well as street parking in front of the unit. These units would be great to run a small business from as the street is lined with commercial businesses, from car dealerships, restaurants, law offices, etc. The front porch and fencing do buffer most of the noise from the traffic that drives by. Like I said, so many options !!! Tenants are on-premises, 48 hr notice required, no exception will be made. Buyers need to be pre-approved or able to show proof of funds if they state it to be a cash deal prior to scheduling a showing appointment. Masks and gloves required while on-premises.
