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Neighborhood: Boston Edison

This gorgeous brick colonial built in 1922 features many unique characteristics and a sunny sitting room that is sure to make its future owner the envy of their friends. The hardwood floors throughout the first floor will need some TLC, but are sure to gleam against the stone fireplace, which will also need some touch ups.

 

Future owners should plan to repair the extensive roof damage. The chimney was also removed and capped. The purchaser must rebuild the chimney to match the original design. The Land Bank has salvaged as much brick as possible to facilitate this rebuild. There are many other necessary repairs, and purchasers should review the attached pre-sale inspection 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.

 

This property is in the local Boston-Edison Historic District. Purchasers will need to obtain Detroit Historic District Commission approval for all major exterior improvements. 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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