Large two-bedroom configurationSpacious three-bedroom layoutPlenty of additional storageSeparate drivewaysGenerous one-bedroom
Welcome to 36 Temple Place in the historic Village of East Aurora, a rare opportunity to own a two-unit property just a short walk from one of Western New York's most desirable village centers. Whether you're looking to owner occupy while building equity or add to your investment portfolio, the location alone makes this property one worth considering.
Both units are currently vacant, giving the next owner a unique opportunity to make any updates they desire before selecting their own tenants. The upper apartment offers the flexibility of either a spacious three-bedroom layout or a large two-bedroom configuration, while the lower unit is a generous one-bedroom with plenty of additional storage. Separate driveways and private entrances for each unit add convenience for both owners and tenants.
The real opportunity here is the flexibility. The property is ready for its next owner to take it in whatever direction best fits their goals. Whether you're looking to owner occupy, update over time, or renovate before leasing both units, having the building completely vacant gives you options that are difficult to find in today's market.
With its prime Village location, flexible layout, and outstanding upside, 36 Temple Place is well suited for both owner occupants and investors looking to put their own stamp on a property.
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