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Neighborhood: Seven Mile-Rouge

A charming front porch welcomes you to this distinctive Bungalow-style home in Detroit’s Five Points neighborhood. Built in 1922, the house offers a range of attractive features, including:

  • Tapered columns
  • Hipped windows
  • Wood floors
  • A relatively open floor plan.

With Markulis Playground immediately behind the property, purchasers will enjoy easy access to the park as well as a quiet backyard. Located just southeast of Seven Mile and Telegraph, owners will also appreciate the house’s proximity to nearby shopping and dining amenities. 

The property will require a number of repairs and renovations, and bidders should review the attached pre-sale inspection report for more information. The pre-sale inspection report for this home is incomplete, which means there may be additional required repairs not listed in the pre-sale. Please also note that the purchaser will be responsible for paying real property taxes assessed against the Property from July 1, 2014 and all future years. 

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