This listing highlights a duplex property, currently configured as a single-family home, but with significant potential for conversion back to a duplex. Occupying a 0.13-acre lot, this 2,152 square-foot, two-story building, built in 1920, includes six bedrooms and two bathrooms (three bedrooms and one bathroom per unit).

To convert it back to a duplex, it requires re-establishing separation between the two living areas. This involves walling off the small walkway between the two living rooms, walling off the kitchen, and walling off a small section upstairs. Additionally, the second stairwell on the right side needs to be reopened to facilitate independent access for each unit.

The property features a 3-dimensional asphalt roof, which is a durable and visually appealing choice. All windows are vinyl replacements. For security purposes, some of the first-floor windows have been boarded up, but underneath, these windows are in full working order.

Interior-wise, the duplex has hardwood floors throughout, which remain in good condition.

Each unit is equipped with its own central air conditioning and HVAC unit, ensuring comfortable living conditions year-round. This dual-system setup is ideal for a rental property, offering separate utilities for each unit.

In terms of exterior work, the property's rear vinyl siding needs replacement due to previous fire damage. Additionally, the remnants of a burned-down garage in the back need to be removed.

Completing the conversion to a duplex primarily involves the aforementioned walling off, making this a straightforward project with a clear path to adding value. This property presents a lucrative opportunity for investors or buyers looking to capitalize on the flexibility and potential of a duplex in a desirable location.