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True Duplex
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Units are Mirror Images of each other
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Unit B side view
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Enter Unit B into Dining Room
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Dining Room Pass Through to Kitchen
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Unit B - Butler's Pantry part of the Kitchen
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Unit B - Eat in Kitchen
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Unit B - Living Room
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Unit B - Den or Potential 1st floor Bedroom
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Unit B - Full Bath
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Unit B - Large Upstairs Bedroom which was possibly a kitchen??
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Unit B - Large Bedroom 2nd view
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Unit B - 2nd Bedroom (Front of the building)
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Unit B - 3rd Bedroom (Rear of the building)
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Unit A - Side of the building
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Unit A - Dining Room with Pass Through
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Unit A - Butler's pantry with wood cabinets
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Unit A - Eat in Kitchen
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Unit A - Large Living Room
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Unit A - Living Room to Den
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Unit A - Den
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Unit A - Full Bath
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Unit A - Large Upstairs Bedroom with kitchen-like cabinets
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Unit A - Large Bedroom... sink basin!!
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Unit A - Large Bedroom.... another view
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Unit A - Large Closet on the 2nd floor ~ Potential Bathroom??
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Unit A - 2nd Bedroom at the front of the unit
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Unit A - 3rd Bedroom at the back of the unit
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Unit A - Washer and Dryer
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Separate Back Porches for Each Unit
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2 Door outbuilding/old garage
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With Attached woodshed or equipment shed
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This is what a property with Options looks like!
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