Discover the potential of this rare opportunity in the highly sought-after Town of Wenonah! Situated on just over one acre and surrounded by upscale homes, this unique property offers endless possibilities for investors, builders, or ambitious renovators. Originally built in 1940, this historic Sears, Roebuck & Co. kit home currently offers 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. Built during the era when Sears kit homes were produced between 1908 and 1942, this property represents a unique piece of American architectural history. While the home is in need of a complete renovation, it provides an exceptional opportunity to restore a classic residence or create something entirely new. Also included is an oversized barn/garage featuring a massive loft, offering tremendous potential for storage, a workshop, hobby space, or future conversion. The outbuilding is also in need of renovation. Set on just over one acre, the property may offer the potential for subdivision (subject to all municipal approvals), making it an attractive opportunity for a builder or developer, as the setting is ideal for redevelopment or restoration. Public sewer, natural gas, and public water are available at the street, further enhancing the property's development potential. Please note: The electricity is currently off. Showings are available during daylight hours only, and visitors should bring a flashlight. Whether you're a builder, investor, or someone looking for your next restoration project, this property presents a rare chance to own a historic home with exceptional potential. Being conveyed in AS IS condition. Cash or Hard Money only.
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