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Updated photos available 9/11 Homeownership might be closer than you think. Located in the Dutch Hill neighborhood, this updated 3-bedroom, 1-bath home offers an affordable opportunity to trade the rent payment for a place of your own. With low taxes, newer mechanicals, and many of the updates already completed, this is a home where you can move in and enjoy rather than immediately start tackling a long list of projects. Spread across 2.5 stories, there's more space here than you might expect. The home offers three bedrooms, comfortable living spaces, and the character of an established neighborhood home combined with updates that make everyday living easier. Out back, the fully fenced yard creates a private spot for the dog, a garden, summer cookouts, or simply having a little outdoor space to call your own. On-street parking is available out front, with the added convenience of additional off-street parking in the rear. And here's something you can't renovate into a house—the location. You're close to the Bavarian Club, baseball field, public parks, and public pool, putting plenty of recreation and neighborhood amenities nearby. Whether it's catching a ball game, heading to the pool on a summer afternoon, or spending some time at the park, you don't have to go far to enjoy the community around you. For a first-time buyer, the numbers matter just as much as the house. Affordable living, low property taxes, newer mechanicals, and a move-in-ready condition can mean fewer surprises and more room in the budget to actually enjoy being a homeowner. It's clean. It's updated. It's affordable. And most importantly, it's ready for someone new to call it home. If you've been wondering whether it's finally time to stop renting and start building something of your own, this one is worth a look.

Updated photos available 9/11 Homeownership might be closer than you think. Located in the Dutch Hill neighborhood, this updated 3-bedroom, 1-bath home offers an affordable opportunity to trade the rent payment for a place of your own. With low taxes, newer mechanicals, and many of the updates already completed, this is a home where you can move in and enjoy rather than immediately start tackling a long list of projects. Spread across 2.5 stories, there's more space here than you might expect. The home offers three bedrooms, comfortable living spaces, and the character of an established neighborhood home combined with updates that make everyday living easier. Out back, the fully fenced yard creates a private spot for the dog, a garden, summer cookouts, or simply having a little outdoor space to call your own. On-street parking is available out front, with the added convenience of additional off-street parking in the rear. And here's something you can't renovate into a house—the location. You're close to the Bavarian Club, baseball field, public parks, and public pool, putting plenty of recreation and neighborhood amenities nearby. Whether it's catching a ball game, heading to the pool on a summer afternoon, or spending some time at the park, you don't have to go far to enjoy the community around you. For a first-time buyer, the numbers matter just as much as the house. Affordable living, low property taxes, newer mechanicals, and a move-in-ready condition can mean fewer surprises and more room in the budget to actually enjoy being a homeowner. It's clean. It's updated. It's affordable. And most importantly, it's ready for someone new to call it home. If you've been wondering whether it's finally time to stop renting and start building something of your own, this one is worth a look.