23 Covell St, New Bedford, MA 02745

Here, in New Bedford, ".... long street vistas of wooden multi-family housing are linked visually and conceptually to the powerful presence of a red brick mill that characteristically terminates the block. During the second and most productive phase of New Bedford's textile era (from about 1901 to 1925), the three-decker became the most common form of urban housing..." - Kingston Wm. Heath. This three-decker, located in the North End, is a classic example of the three-decker flats built in New Bedford during the textile era. This property has off-street parking for two vehicles and a fenced-in yard. The seller currently resides on the 1st floor. The 2nd floor will be delivered vacant. The 3rd-floor tenants are Tenants-at-Will and are not locked into a lease. The 1st-floor unit has baseboard heat, fueled by a gas-fired boiler. The 2nd & 3rd floors have space heaters. This property is within close proximity to both of the future South Coast Rail stations.