A solid older stone home that needs some work AND it comes with a pair of long term, government employee retired tenants who have been living here for 7 years and really don't have any plans to leave. So it's up to you if you'd like to continue to lease the home to them (currently rented for $750/month) or decide to ask them ever so kindly to please gather their things and leave. It may not as bad as it all sounds here though and for the right buyer, this could be a real deal because this 89 year old house is pretty stout and it's been a solid rental home for over a decade. And for the buyer with the right vision and capital, its glory days are yet to come. What you don't see in the handful of photos here is a very worn but mostly original home inside with hardwood flooring, a functional layout with 3 legit bedrooms and a nice little backyard that is fenced with a gate and even has a storage shed. The electrical was all redone in 2012 with a 200 AMP breaker panel. And the attic is very roomy and has a dropdown stair ladder for access. There's also a small unfinished basement where the central gas furnace lives along with a not too ancient hot water heater. The home is a little beat up inside and out but it is being lived in and adequately functional so maybe that'll be enough for the right buyer looking for the kind of project with plenty of upside. Located very close to historic Route 66 and Springfield's oddest named city park, Zagonyi Park, https://www.parkboard.org/facilities/facility/details/zagonyipark-109, this ol' stone home that's gotten overgrown and has been known to make the current owner moan and groan and can't easily be shown, but it could be yours to own! This property is sold 'as is' and interior access might take a little bit to get arranged but it'll be worth the wait to get inside!