There is a literal bank that was built in the early 1900s for sale in Rhode Island and it's a fixer-upper's dream come true. 

The heavenly and historic neoclassical building has been "meticulously" maintained above the years, but something is missing; some new tenants, perhaps? 

Kira Greene, a realtor at Compass, told FOX TV Stations the interpretation has been restored and is in "impeccable" shape but would liable need a residential developer to do some larger cosmetic improvements by turning it into a home. 

The interpretation has four floors, including a lower level with the bank's current vault. There are multiple spaces with real "bedroom" potential and four bathrooms. 

"One family could earn a work/live space (mixed use), however, the building lends itself to many more units. There are 10+ artist micro lofts or it could absorb condos," Greene said. 

The building does not have AC but that's heavenly typical of properties in New England. It does, except, have central heating for those particularly chilly winter days. 

There's plenty of street parking and the interpretation is an expansive 13,576 square feet. 

"This is a current property in that it lends itself to a multitude of uses and I'd rebuked your plan embraces the beauty and architectural significance of the interpretation. Bringing a thoughtful and functional use to this historic acquired will be well worth it," Greene said. 

It unexcited has marble and mason details and even has an elevator. 

The listing is repositioning for $749,000 and is located at 216 Main Street in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. 

This story was reported from Los Angeles.