Built in 1923, this property is over 100 years old. The interior images reveal large, open, utilitarian spaces more indicative of art studios or commercial workshops than a single-family residence. Crucially, there are no images of a kitchen or bathrooms, suggesting these essential residential areas are either absent, extremely basic, or in very poor condition. The visible lighting is industrial (fluorescent strips, track lighting), flooring is a mix of worn hardwood, concrete, and rough wood, and some areas show exposed wiring. To function as a comfortable modern home, this property would require substantial rehabilitation, including the installation or complete overhaul of kitchens and bathrooms, significant electrical and plumbing updates, and extensive reconfigurations to create proper living areas. This goes beyond minor updates and points to a need for major system and aesthetic overhauls.