Colonial

This stone-foundation three-bedroom, one-bathroom house with hardwood floors and an unfinished basement occupies a corner lot with ample grassed yard and at least 2 parking spaces on a concrete surface. There is currently vinyl siding on a portion of the exterior but the house age implies possible masonry or a combination of masonry and wood under the siding (unconfirmed). The area is bustling with improvement and interest due to surrounding development and nearby improvement. And this unusually large corner lot with masonry foundation house is ripe for its deserved renovation. The hardwood floors and comfortable radiant heat will dramatically improve the property's appeal once it is renovated. Electric service is in the process of being activated with a new meter and new loop service to the property being installed this week as the house has been recently unoccupied. Radiant heat is optimal for a masonry home as it retains warmth in the stone and walls but the system is not being filled and activated by the seller because obviously plumbing will need to be reviewed by the buyer as the property has been vacant for a while. Room demension estimates were recorded elsewhere and have not been verified by the listing agent. The house deed history shows a sale from previous owners in 1964 which implies, with the house design and quality structural integrity, that original construction was well prior to then. The actual construction date has not been verified but a house nearby lists 1943 and another 1925 so I am estimating early-20th-Century but have not found a verified actual date per State and City records. Assume all systems require replacement or verification as the seller has not verified plumbing given vacancy. The solid construction house occupies an unusually large lot for the neighborhood that offers a fantastic investment opportunity.