A particularly impressive Tudor-style dwelling, this distinctive property sits nestled among other historic homes on a gorgeous tree-lined street in Detroit’s Bagley neighborhood. The home draws the viewer in with its striking patterned brickwork and half-timbered facade. The property also features:
Bay windows in both the front and rear of the house
A large fireplace with carved wood mantle
Leaded glass interior doors
A small light-filled room with in-built shelves immediately to the left of the tiled entryway, perfect for an office or reading room
Hardwood floors
Wrought iron banister
Stained glass windows in the front door and stairwell
Second-story balcony
Breakfast nook in the kitchen
A bar and fireplace in the basement
The property also benefits from close proximity to a range of amenities, including:
The shopping and dining options of the resurgent Livernois Corridor
Palmer Park
Newly-constructed Mumford High School
Highly-regarded University of Detroit, Mercy
Neighborhoods such as Palmer Woods, Sherwood Forest, and the University District
While many historic details remain, the purchaser should plan on carrying out a wide range of repairs on the property and review the Pre-Sale Inspection Report and Scope of Work Document, which includes an estimate of probable rehab cost, prior to purchase. Please also note that the purchaser will be responsible for the current year (2014); taxes at the time of closing.
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