Both sides of a Dutch Colonial duplex in the heart of Hammonton, sold together — 108 and 110 Vine Street, one block off downtown and an easy walk to the NJ Transit station. The building has real presence from the street: stately columns supporting an arched entry, with the two side-by-side doorways set beneath it. This is the kind of architecture nobody builds anymore, on one of the better residential streets in town. 108 Vine is vacant and ready. Original yellow pine floors in the living room, durable plank laminate through the rest, and an old-fashioned staircase with oak treads. Two generous bedrooms upstairs with substantial baseboard moldings and a full bath, plus a finished third-floor bonus level — reached through one of the bedrooms, so it isn't a bedroom, but it makes an excellent office, rec room, or playroom. Natural gas heat, central air, natural gas range, refrigerator, dishwasher, and washer and dryer in the unit. 110 Vine is a near mirror image and is currently tenant-occupied, with the tenant expected to vacate in approximately 6-8 weeks Utilities are fully separated, each side has its own basement, and the property is on public water and public sewer. The driveway holds multiple vehicles, with public parking lots throughout downtown. Market rent is approximately $2,200 per side — roughly $4,400 per month, $52,800 annually, at a $449,900 ask. Buyers should verify taxes, insurance, and operating expenses to calculate their own return. For an investor, this is both sides of a well-built duplex in a walkable downtown with strong rental demand. For an owner-occupant, it's a chance to live on one side and let the other side carry a meaningful share of the mortgage.