This duplex, built in 1924, is 100 years old. While some cosmetic updates are evident, such as the modern bathroom with granite countertops and tiled shower in one unit, and newer laminate flooring in another, the property has not undergone a full, comprehensive renovation. The second unit features hardwood floors and vaulted wood-paneled ceilings, which, while clean, reflect an older aesthetic. The kitchen in the second unit appears dated with traditional wood cabinets and older appliances. Crucially, the property analysis highlights its 'Advanced Age & Potential for Capital Expenditures' for major systems like plumbing, electrical, and HVAC, indicating these are likely original or very old and not recently updated. The property is maintained and livable, but its significant age and the piecemeal nature of renovations mean it requires minor updates and its major systems are functional but outdated.