501 N A St

Are you the one to breathe new life into this 100+ year old cottage? Can you manage a project that includes deep cleaning, air sanitizing (think ECOQUEST), and just enough repairs to keep VA/FHA out of the equation? Corner lot with alley behind, this classy old lady features a covered front porch, living room with wood burning fireplace, downstairs primary bedroom with ensuite full bath, separate dining, galley kitchen, mud/utility room with access to elevated wood deck. Covered portion of the deck is newer and where my hoomans kept the hot tub; the 220 is still there. Wood privacy fenced back yard keeps the littles safe inside, and leaves plenty of room for gardening projects. Ask for more details, disclosures, survey, the full tour of 32 photos, and your personal tour today! Sometimes life comes at you faster than you can keep track. One day you are living your best life, tragedy strikes, and next you realize multiple years have passed and some things didn't get done. That's what happened to my hoomans. Please understand, our hoomans are all we have, and we just lost one of them. He's lost without her. They lived their lives around us and each other; our home reflects it. ~ Cletus & Maple, senior pups

Step out basement sports a newer water heater, central vac system (never used) and a whole lot of storage space.

Upstairs shower stall has visible mold growing. Obviously a leak somewhere but seller is unsure where.

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