LIVE AND WORK ON-SITE. The property is irregularly shaped, has 100 feet of frontage on it and contains at least 12,000 square feet. Electric, telephone, gas, cable and municipal water and sewer are available at the curb. The property is improved with a two-story building of average quality masonry construction with a floor area of 4,968 square feet and wall height of twelve feet. It contains three units: a) on the left, a one-bedroom apartment, having two stories and a floor area of 1008 square feet, LR, kitchen, closet laundry b) in the center, a two-bedroom apartment, on the second story, with a floor area of 1320 square feet, LR, DR, Kitchen, closet laundry and c) on the first floor, at the center and right side, one unit, with two sections, both unfinished, suitable for a variety of light Commercial uses, with a floor area of 2,640 square feet. The right section of the building was erected first as a repair garage; the left section was added later and the apartment finishes were likely installed sometime after 1970. The apartment sections and their exterior are in average condition. The Commercial unit has minimal finishes; there is no roof or roof structure on its right side and the garage door openings are closed with temporary siding. The property in the municipality's NC, Neighborhood Commercial District permits a number of business and commercial use. Carpenters Lane, a gravel pathway, provides vehicular access to the rear. A traffic light at the nearby intersection regulates traffic flow and makes left turns into the property easy. The building has a partial basement accessed by a Bilco door at the rear. Access to the left side apartment is via single, pedestrian doors, at the front and rear; access to the second floor apartment is via one, pedestrian door opening onto and a narrow internal staircase. Current access to the Commercial unit is via single, pedestrian doors, two at the front and one at the rear; there are three former garage door openings now closed with external-grade plywood. The sections of the Commercial unit are separated by a masonry load bearing wall, accessed by a pedestrian door. The exterior walls are painted stucco on masonry block: part of the roof is gable-style with composition shingles on plywood decking on wood rafters.,Part was installed as a flat roof with wood decking on wood beams but deteriorated to the point where the roofing and roof decking were removed. The ground floor is concrete slab. The upper floor is plywood decking on wood beams. The apartments, the interior finishes include painted plasterboard walls; some of the ceilings are painted plasterboard and some, suspended, lay-in, acoustic tiles. The flooring include carpeting and stained hardwood with tile in the kitchen and bathroom. The heating system is oil-fired, hot water radiators; air conditioning is supplied by tenant-owned, through-the-wall units. Each apartment has a three-fixture bath and typical kitchen cabinet layout. The light Commercial unit is unfinished, with suspended fluorescent fixtures and has a bathroom in the left side. The electrical service is single-phase, at 230 volts, with separate services for the two apartments and the work shop.