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$59,900
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7,405 Sqft Lot
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1517 S Western Avenue Springfield, OH 45506
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Key Details
Property Type Multi-Family
Sub Type Duplex
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
MLS Listing ID 225026642
Year Built 1891
Annual Tax Amount $3,294
Lot Size 7,405 Sqft
Lot Dimensions 0.17
Property Sub-Type Duplex
Source Columbus and Central Ohio Regional MLS
Property Description
Welcome to your next investment. Offering a huge wrap around porch. Situated between Snyder Park, Dave Moore Park and Jefferson Street gardens and nearly caddy corner from Castle Knoll with easy access to all major shopping on Bechtle ave. This is large home that was used as a single family home by large family. You can easily use this as a double as well. Each side has the potential to be a 4 bedroom per side and each sides has 2 bathrooms as well for a total of 8 bedrooms and 4 baths. There is a full unfinished basement, main level has a bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and a laundry facility. Each side is replicate of the other. 2nd floor and has 3 large bedrooms (1 of which has stairs). There is even a full walk up attic with flooring which provides additional storage space. Units has a mostly fenced in back yard which is accessible via adjacent alley where you can . There are a total of 10 entrances into the home so there is some potential to make this into more units. Vinyl siding has been updated and some of the windows are vinyl replacement. Great opportunity to add to your rental portfolio, house hack or rehab and resell.
Location
State OH
County Clark
Area 0.17
Rooms
Other Rooms None
Dining Room No
Interior
Equipment No
Laundry No Laundry Rooms
Schools
High Schools Springfield Csd 1206 Cla Co.
School District Springfield Csd 1206 Cla Co.
Others
Tax ID 3400600004105007
Listed by Arthur A Solomon Coldwell Banker Heritage