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Heritage Neighborhood 2,122 sq. ft Duplex on 7459 sq. ft SF-3 zoned Lot with Alley Access

 



Heritage Neighborhood 2,122 sq. ft. Duplex on 7,459 sq. ft SF-3 zoned Lot with Alley Access.

This  is a “silent Market” non-active MLS property For Sale, with an asking price of $800,000. The existing Duplex Structures is a FIXER-UPPER, pier and beam foundation. The  downstairs is 1,056 sq. ft Duplex Unit and the Upstairs is a 1,056 sq. ft Unit. 

The Heritage Neighborhood is located in Central Austin, just north of West Campus. East of Lamar Boulevard and West of Guadalupe. 

The LOT is Zoned SF-3 and is .1713 Acre in Size , with dimensions per TCAD of 47.00 X 150.00. The Lot is very flat, the backside of the lot is clear, has zero tree issues and has graveled ALLEY ACCESS. 

For the exact physical address, showings appointments, questions  and  contract  offers, Contact  Austin Silent Market’s Broker Associate George Vance McGee 512.657.9281 iphone georgevance@gmail.com






























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