Manhattan— Three people were escaped injury in a house fire Sunday in Manhattan.

Just before 7p.m., fire crews were dispatched to 2030 College Heights Road in Manhattan for a report of a possible structure fire, according to Deputy Chief Ryan Almes.

Upon arrival, crews found a one-story home with smoke showing from the attic. The fire was contained within 20 minutes.&nbsp;&nbsp; The building is a one-story residential structure that was occupied by an adult and two children at the time of the fire.&nbsp; The occupants were displaced from the home The fire cause is accidental due to an electrical malfunction, according to Almes.

Loss is estimated at $10,000 to contents and $20,000 to the structure.&nbsp;&nbsp;No injuries were reported.

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 </figure>Manhattan— Three people were escaped injury in a house fire Sunday in Manhattan.Just before 7p.m., fire crews were dispatched to 2030 College Heights Road in Manhattan for a report of a possible structure fire, according to Deputy Chief Ryan Almes.Upon arrival, crews found a one-story home with smoke showing from the attic. The fire was contained within 20 minutes.&nbsp;&nbsp; The building is a one-story residential structure that was occupied by an adult and two children at the time of the fire.&nbsp; The occupants were displaced from the home The fire cause is accidental due to an electrical malfunction, according to Almes.Loss is estimated at $10,000 to contents and $20,000 to the structure.&nbsp;&nbsp;No injuries were reported.

Electrical malfunction caused Manhattan house fire