This is weird, but I kind of like it. The listing says it's a single family, and then it says it's a tri-plex. The interesting 1915 building is very geometrical. Some of it needs work, but Unit 1 is move-in ready; Unit 2 can be turned into a commercial space b/c it's zoned multi-use; and Unit 3 just needs some touch-up work.
1915 build in Miamisburg, OH, 5bds, 3ba, 3,822sqft, $205,900. Owner financing available, which is rare.
I rather like this look- high, open ceilings, (Yeah, I know, I live in a loft and I'm freezing my butt off, they are hard to heat), spiral stairs, stick walls, and a free antique piano.
So open and airy. It's got regular stairs and the spirals are for the loft.
Built-ins here by the fireplace.
Interesting. The carpet is stained. Looks like indoor/outdoor, so it may clean up.
Must be a bedroom. More stick walls and a built-in.
This must be the unit they say needs "touch-up."
This is cute. Cottagey cabinets.
Lots of space, but they should've covered the carpet. Sloppy workers.
New bath, but the floor's a bit wonky.
Nice fireplace in the bedroom.
Big walk-in closet.
Ensuite bath.
Here's the loft. Very nice. Cute.
This must be the move-in ready unit.
New little kitchen.
The bedroom.
And, a full bath.
This looks like a carport, but where's the 3rd unit? I guess it needs a lot of finishing.
Wait a minute. Could be this be Unit 3 that needs finishing? It looks like the basement or street level. Well, they do say that it can be commercial, like a store.
This 1861 home in New Orleans, LA has been renovated into a triplex. However, the listing says that it can also be a single family. It has a total of 6bds, 4bds, 2,680 sq ft, $765k.
It's quite a sunny home. They made this a living/dining room combo with the original fireplace.
A wide opening is almost open concept to the kitchen.
I like the kitchen remodel, especially the details on the island and the original fireplace. It's clever how they floated a table and a sideboard on the wall next to the fireplace. I like the way that looks.
The bedrooms are typically not very large, but this one is nice and has good natural light.
They've got a Murphy bed in this room.
There's a lovely bath off this bedroom. It has nice beadboard wainscoting, a vintage tub and a pretty double sink.
Bedroom #3 is a child's room.
The laundry also has a shower and a cute little sink.
The 2nd unit is on the upper floor. It has a very light kitchen/living room combo and a door to a terrace.
The kitchen is very nice, but could use a backsplash and some sort of exhaust.
Look at the beams across the open ceiling in the primary bedroom. Love the original fireplace.
The 2nd bd. is small and appears to be a nursery.
The layout is a little awkward up here, but I'd call it "creative." It doesn't look bad, but I would've tried to configure it differently. I don't like not having any option but a rain shower, though.
There's a small courtyard in the back, plus a very nice, separate guest house. The lot is 3,000 sq ft, so there's not much land, but the guest house has a big porch.
This is lovely, isn't it? Has an original, but non-working, fireplace. I feel like they could've made the kitchen a little smaller to give the living room area more space.