Would be  a great rehab property.

With a rehab loan you borrow the money to fix the house at closing, a general contractor does the work.  

I love rehab loans, you can buy a fixer upper with the money wrapped into the original loan.

Check to see if it qualifies for a  FHA 203 K loan.

Welcome to this inviting three-bedroom, one-bath family room with full walkout basement- home situated in a town setting. This all-brick residence boasts a newer roof, providing peace of mind and ensuring protection from the elements. As you approach the house, you'll be greeted by a covered front porch, where you can relax and enjoy the neighborhood ambiance. Inside, the original hardwood floors waiting to be rediscovered and restored to their former glory....

Nestled in an area without any Homeowners Association (HOA), you'll have the freedom to personalize and maintain your property as you see fit. With its charming brick exterior, newer roof, covered front porch, and the potential for hardwood floors, this home offers a wonderful opportunity for those seeking a comfortable and low-maintenance living space in a desirable town location.

Carpet has been removed from the bedrooms and is being removed from the living room. The kitchen also has wood floors under the linoleum.  You decide "refinish or new flooring".  

This was an estate property and it's being sold, as is