Full utility basementBeautiful original brick wallsSignificant recent electrical upgrades
Historic property dating back to circa 1880, offering a rare opportunity for restoration and redevelopment in a C-1 General Commercial zoning district. This home is rich with local history — it was once the only house along the driveway leading to the end of Ellis Street and was previously owned by Fred Groves, founder of Ford Groves, adding to its unique story and character.
Inside, the property features beautiful original brick walls, a full utility basement, and significant recent electrical upgrades including a new electrical mast, new electrical box, and 200-amp service. A covered carport provides protected parking. There was previously a studio-style space upstairs; however, it cannot currently be represented as a dwelling unit due to lack of access. Buyer to verify potential future use. This is a condemned property and will require the buyer to work closely with the City to complete required repairs and approvals. Property is being sold AS-IS. This property presents an excellent opportunity for restoration, adaptive reuse, or commercial redevelopment for a buyer who appreciates history and vision. Buyer to perform all due diligence and independently verify all information with the City prior to closing.
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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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