Built in 1951, this duplex is explicitly marketed as a 'value-add opportunity' requiring modernization. While some areas feature newer laminate flooring and the front unit's kitchen has updated white cabinets and stainless steel appliances (though with an older dishwasher and linoleum flooring), both bathrooms are significantly dated with older vanities, tiles, and fixtures. The rear unit's kitchen is also quite dated with older wood cabinets, black appliances, and an outdated fluorescent light fixture. The presence of window AC units suggests an older or absent central cooling system. The property is functional and appears maintained, but its age and the visible outdated elements in key areas like kitchens and bathrooms, coupled with the need for system upgrades (HVAC, electrical, plumbing) typical of a 1950s build, place it firmly in the 'fair' category. It requires substantial cosmetic and system updates to meet current market standards, but does not appear to have significant structural defects that would classify it as 'poor'.