The property itself is a historic 3, 141 square foot home, originally built in 1931. It offers 7 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms on a 0.25-acre lot. The house features classic hardwood flooring, wood siding, composite roofing, and includes many original furnishings and antique fixtures that add unique character. Additional improvements include an 18x45-foot metal RV building and a spacious two-car-plus garage—great for extra storage or projects. A notable upgrade is the newer, owned solar system that produces nearly 6kW of power, helping to keep energy costs low and increasing long-term savings. Importantly, the home has also been functioning as an income-producing property, previously rented to seven students and generating at least $4, 500 per month. This blend of historic charm, modern amenities, sustainable energy, and consistent rental income makes the property a valuable and versatile investment.