$315,000

Whether you're house-hacking your first home or adding turnkey cash flow to your portfolio, this historic three-story brick triplex delivers. Investors get a fully leased, income-producing building generating $3,829 in monthly rental income and nearly $46,000 in annual gross income from day one. Owner-occupants can live in one unit while two government-backed Section 8 tenants (Units 1 and 3) pay roughly $2,629 a month — more than a typical principal-and-interest payment — covering the bulk of your housing cost. Buy as an investment, or move in with low-down owner-occupied financing (FHA, VA, or conventional). The building features three units — a three-bedroom, one-bath at 1,310 square feet and two one-bedroom, one-bath units. All units are separately metered and tenants pay their own electric; rent covers heat-gas, water-sewer, snow removal, trash, and yard maintenance. Turnkey with nothing to fix — the big-ticket work is done: new roof, windows, and furnace (2017–2018) and new exterior doors and water heater (2020–2021). A single water heater and furnace serve all units via a programmable thermostat. The partially finished basement houses a shared laundry facility, a half bath, and four storage rooms, and a detached 3-car garage sits vacant for additional rental income. Unit 2 enjoys a private balcony — ideal for an owner-occupant — while Unit 1's three-bedroom layout includes a private four-seasons room filled with leaded glass windows and natural light. The third-level loft, with its original leaded glass windows, offers a path to a fourth income-producing unit. The property is Rental-Certified, and the sale includes all kitchen appliances, three washer/dryer sets, and three window AC units. Live in one and rent the rest, or rent all three — either way, this Maplewood classic works for you. Whether you're house-hacking your first home or adding turnkey cash flow to your portfolio, this historic three-story brick triplex delivers. Investors get a fully leased, income-producing building generating $3,829 in monthly rental income and nearly $46,000 in annual gross income from day one. Owner-occupants can live in one unit while two government-backed Section 8 tenants (Units 1 and 3) pay roughly $2,629 a month — more than a typical principal-and-interest payment — covering the bulk of your housing cost. Buy as an investment, or move in with low-down owner-occupied financing (FHA, VA, or conventional). The building features three units — a three-bedroom, one-bath at 1,310 square feet and two one-bedroom, one-bath units. All units are separately metered and tenants pay their own electric; rent covers heat-gas, water-sewer, snow removal, trash, and yard maintenance. Turnkey with nothing to fix — the big-ticket work is done: new roof, windows, and furnace (2017–2018) and new exterior doors and water heater (2020–2021). A single water heater and furnace serve all units via a programmable thermostat. The partially finished basement houses a shared laundry facility, a half bath, and four storage rooms, and a detached 3-car garage sits vacant for additional rental income. Unit 2 enjoys a private balcony — ideal for an owner-occupant — while Unit 1's three-bedroom layout includes a private four-seasons room filled with leaded glass windows and natural light. The third-level loft, with its original leaded glass windows, offers a path to a fourth income-producing unit. The property is Rental-Certified, and the sale includes all kitchen appliances, three washer/dryer sets, and three window AC units. Live in one and rent the rest, or rent all three — either way, this Maplewood classic works for you.