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Neighborhood: Dexter-Linwood

At 2,600 square feet, this charming 1920 two unit duplex marries spaciousness with elegance. With its large covered porch, ribbon window dormer, second floor balconies, and traditional pediment, this American Craftsmen-style multi-family home offers incredible curb appeal potential, just two blocks from the renowned Boston Edison district. This house is just a block from Durfee School and Central Collegiate Academy, and minutes from Henry Ford Hospital, Hamtramck and New Center shopping and dining destinations, and the M-10. Inside, purchasers will find hardwood floors, imposing brick fireplaces, original woodwork, elegant plasterwork, and six sunny bedrooms. Though a well-built home, the home requires many repairs, including window repair, plasterwork, painting, and kitchen and bathroom overhauls.

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