Union Park Gardens was first built to serve as housing for shipyard workers during the First World War. Union Park came from the name of the amusement park once located in the neighborhood. Gardens reflects the curved parkway, open spaces, tree-lined streets and a variety of architectural styles and materials. 33 S. Sycamore is one of only several homes in the neighborhood offering OFF-STREET parking for multiple cars, a garage and 1,375 square feet of living space. The exterior of the home begins with an inviting open front porch updated with composite decking, awnings above the windows, and repointing in areas of the brick exterior. There is plenty of space in the first-floor living and dining rooms for entertaining, and the kitchen is spacious enough for additional eat-in area. Upstairs are 3 ample-sized bedrooms needing TLC and a full bath. Price reflects its current condition, but I'm sure you can see the potential of this 3 bedroom, 1 bath, end-unit townhome. Being sold in ?as-is? condition.