217 Buffalo St, Bad Axe, Huron County, MI

Listing description

What the seller provided

LOTS 5 & 6 BLK H EXC THE S 50 FT OF E 136 FT OF LOT 6 BLK H BENJAMIN L SCOTT'S 1ST PLAT TO CITY OF BAD AXE, MICH. Approximately 0.64 acres. Located in the Bad Axe Public School District. Residential Land Use Code: 401. Unfortunately this house is in very poor condition. There are large holes in the roof and multiple trees have fallen on the home. Strong smell of mold coming from the home. Animals and cats are living inside the building. The block foundation is being damaged by many large trees growing directly against the home. This is a massive house that has been neglected for a many years. The trees along the foundation are substantial mature trees not young saplings. This is going to be a massive undertaking to bring this house back to safe living condition. It is likely a total loss. There is a large detached two car garage that is in much better shape then the house. One of the trees that is growing out from the house foundation is tilted toward the garage roof and is making contact. It is pushing against the soffit/fascia area. The limbs are rubbing on the shingles as well. Not to much damage has occurred but if the tree is not removed it will worsen. The concrete slab on the garage is nice. No leaks were seen inside the garage. Possibly insulted. Plywood walls and ceiling. There is a pull down ladder for the attic space above the garage. Nice large grassy back yard with trees scattered around. Although the house is in poor shape this property has potential. Remove the home and trees and you'll have a good start to a new property. You can use the garage to store the tools to build the new home. If you're considering development, please contact the local planning/zoning department to inquire about building restrictions, such as minimum square footage requirements and other land use regulations. Please do your due diligence before placing a bid.

Record details

County

Huron

Parcel #

51-468-005-00

Local unit

BAD AXE

Delinquent taxes

$355

State equalized value

$40,300