Built in 1918, this property explicitly states it 'needs some updating' and is being sold 'as is,' which is reinforced by the visual evidence. The interior features very dated finishes, including glossy dark tile flooring, worn laminate in bedrooms, and a bathroom with highly outdated wall and floor tiles, an old vanity, and fixtures. While appearing functional, the aesthetic is from a bygone era (likely 30-50 years ago) and requires substantial cosmetic and likely system rehabilitation to meet modern standards. The kitchen, though not fully visible, is expected to be similarly dated. This property requires significant investment to bring it up to current living expectations, aligning with the 'poor' condition criteria.