Interesting question. Even removing so much attached-to-walls-and-ceilings “stuff” leaves cavities in the floors. Rooms are ceilinged in weird angles that some people would have to stoop under.
The building has no central air and no central heating. That is pretty extreme for the year 2021 in my neighborhood.
And the kitchen is just hilarious. There is an electric cooktop perched on a well decorated pedestal. I don’t think there’s an oven in the kitchen. The countertops are copper and fabulous.
I would’ve snapped it up at $125,000. I would then regret it! Haha. Which seems to be happening to the buyers, they are backing out after having second thoughts.
If I was living in another life and had money, I would modify it but honor the artist in doing so.A nice thing about it is that it’s a small Victorian house on a wonderful Street in a fabulous neighborhood.Just that alone makes it a fine real estate purchase.