This is not your average three-unit property, and honestly, that is the whole point. Set on approximately 2.75 acres and connected to public sewer, this vacant multifamily property brings together three living spaces, a surprising amount of garage space, several outbuildings, and enough room for the next owner to make it their own. The property includes two one-bedroom, one-bathroom units, each with its own kitchen and living area. The larger unit offers a more generous layout with two to three possible bedrooms, one to two baths, a family room, kitchen, dining area, and direct access to the basement. The units are in varying condition, with some spaces needing mostly cosmetic attention and others calling for more hands-on work before occupancy. Then there are the garages, because apparently one was not enough. A large detached garage offers parking for approximately six vehicles, another three to four-car garage includes attic space, and there is also a separate one-car garage along with additional outbuildings. Whether your plans involve vehicles, equipment, storage, a workshop, or a collection you promised would stay small, there is plenty of room to work with. The home features vinyl siding, vinyl windows, electric heat, and a dimensional shingle roof. The basement adds more utility and work space, while the acreage creates a more private, rural feel with mature trees and room to spread out. Yes, this property needs work, but it also gives you something most properties do not: options. With three vacant units, public sewer and water, nearly three acres, multiple garages, and flexible use potential, this could make sense for an investor, contractor, owner occupant, or buyer looking for a property that can do more than one job. Bring your ideas, your toolbox, and maybe a label maker for all that garage space. .