Nearly two centuries of history, distinctive New England character, and a new chapter waiting to be written. Built in 1830 and held by the same family since the 1990s, this historic brick Cape at 610 Ohio Street in Bangor presents an intriguing opportunity for investors, renovators, and those with an appreciation for older homes. Inside, generous room sizes, exposed wood beams, wood floors, and architectural details reflect the home's character. The layout includes four upstairs bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, with spacious living areas and a distinctive blend of brick and wood throughout. Currently a single-family home, the property was previously configured as two residential units, according to the seller, with separate entrances and kitchen areas. The City of Bangor has confirmed that URD-1 zoning allows up to four residential units, subject to applicable requirements and approvals. Any change in use or unit count would require verification with the city. Public water and sewer serve the property. The property requires some updates and is being sold as-is, where-is. An additional opportunity: 14 Westland Street may also be purchased in conjunction with this property. Inquire for details. Some properties are remembered for what they've been. Others invite you to imagine what comes next. Ready to see it? Let's Go!