This impressive Second Empire home was built in in the 1870's for Paul Howland and still retains its elaborate wood carving in the porch supports and window hoods and triple arched windows in the tower. The interior also boasts many original features. It was divided into 6 apartments in 1930. The current owner lived in the 3 apartments on the south side as a townhouse. It is currently being used as a 4 unit with 3 1 bedroom units and a first and second floor unit with 3 bedrooms. Buyer must do due diligence to determine if it can be returned to a 5 or 6 unit. It is set in a quiet neighborhood which is definitely one of New Bedford's gems. It is conveniently close to Clasky Park and steps to the train station. It has been lovingly maintained and is awaiting a new owner to complete the restoration.
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