Property Description

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  AC:None11	true
  Attic:Partial Floor	true
  Contract Info:Foreclosure	No
  Exterior Finish:Wood Siding	true
  Fireplace:Great Room	true
  Fireplace:Living Room	true
  Fireplace:Primary Bedroom2	true
  General Property Description:Above Grade SqFt	2704.0
  General Property Description:Acres	0.17
  General Property Description:Baths - Full	1
  General Property Description:Block2	5
  General Property Description:Deed Book #2	1027
  General Property Description:Deed Page #2	2948
  General Property Description:Elementary School3	South Side
  General Property Description:High School3	Science Hill
  General Property Description:HOA YN	No
  General Property Description:Home Warranty	No
  General Property Description:Lot #2	7
  General Property Description:Lot Dimensions	50x148
  General Property Description:Middle School2	Liberty Bell
  General Property Description:Total Rooms2	9
  General Property Description:Total SqFt Finished	2704.0
  General Property Description:Total SqFt Unfinished	880.0
  General Property Description:Zoning2	Res
  Heating:None7	true
  Levels:Three Or More	true
  Location Tax Legal Info:City Taxes	685.51
  Location Tax Legal Info:County Taxes	851.94
  Property Condition:Fixer	true
  Remarks Misc:Directions3	From W St of Franklin Rd turn on Buffalo St. Make a right on W Locust St. Travel approx. .2 miles and home is on the left. See sign.
  Remarks Misc:Public Remarks2	Attention history buffs and lovers of historic architecture: Rare opportunity to own a piece of Johnson City history! Located in the Tree Streets area, this home offers an opportunity to keep a piece of true Americana alive. It was built in 1930 in the American Queen Anne style. This home is true to the iconic features of abundant decorative details. The homes of this style look like gingerbread houses brought to life. It has the distinctive colors, round tower, large windows throughout, rooms that open into each other, intricate wooden trim, L-shaped front porch, asymmetrical facade, overhanging eaves, and ornate decorative wood trim that are hallmarks of the time and design. Often, these houses were centered around a fireplace and this home has a very unique 3-sided chimney visible from inside the home: one side in 3 different rooms. The style became popular in the United States through the use of pattern books and the publishing of the first architectural magazine ''The American Architect and Building News.'' This home has approximately 2700 finished sq feet of living space with an additional ~700 sq feet of space in the attic that could easily be finished. The second level currently has 4 bedrooms and 1 full bathroom. The first level has 4 rooms which could be renovated to include both kitchen and bath. Outside, you will find alley access from the back of the property for the possibility of rear parking. There is plenty of room for a patio or entertainment area as well. Nice neighborhood, close to ETSU and downtown. The home does need some TLC but has the potential to truly be a work of art and stand out as one of the most notable homes of the area. Buyer/buyer's agent to verify all information.
  Roof:Metal3	true
  Sewer:Public Sewer	true
  SqFt Details:Basement Total SqFt	180
  SqFt Details:Basement Unfinished SqFt	180
  SqFt Details:Finished SqFt Level 1	1655
  SqFt Details:Finished SqFt Level 2	1049
  SqFt Details:Garage Total SqFt	0
  SqFt Details:Unfinished SqFt Level 3Other	700
  Structure Type:House	true
  Style:See Remarks2	true
  Style:Victorian	true
  TopographyLot Description:Level2	true
  Walls:Drywall	true
  Walls:Paneling	true
  Walls:Plaster	true
  Walls:UnfinishedFramed	true
  Water:Public	true
  Videos:	(none)
  Virtual Tours:	(none)

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