Fresh paintNew roofModern systemsNew floorsUpdated plumbing and electrical
Introducing 1512 Palm, a partially renovated duplex in Old North St. Louis where opportunity meets transformation. Each side is a 3-story townhouse offering a rare opportunity with upside. One unit is nearly 80% complete with new floors, fresh paint, updated plumbing and electrical, while the other is a blank slate ready for your vision. Major updates include a new roof and modern systems, giving you a strong foundation to finish. The sale also includes the adjoining property at 1510 Palm, creating the rare chance to own two connected parcels with an option to seperate to three parcels (1510, 1512 and 1514 Palm!). Whether you plan to rent, rehab, or redevelop, this property showcases the potential of a neighborhood on the rise - supported by recent comparable sales in the area reaching into the low $320s, even with smaller layouts. Within walking distance to Crown Candy Kitchen and located at the core of the neighborhood, Old North St. Louis is experiencing a wave of restoration. Here's your chance to be a part of the momentum at 1512 Palm.
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Listed by:
Antione T Lawrence314-471-5073,
Ascend Real Estate Advisors
Source: MARIS,MLS#: 26016553Originating MLS: St. Louis Association of REALTORS
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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