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Neighborhood: East English Village

Built in 1929, this striking brick and stone Tudor home is just minutes from I-94 and St. John Hospital and a short bike ride from the recently-overhauled Balduck Park, the newly-constructed East English Village Preparatory Academy high school, and popular Grosse Pointe and Detroit shopping and dining districts. On the interior, this charming home offers wall-to-wall hardwood floors, a brick fireplace, hand-plastered archways, beautiful breakfast nook, historic latticed windows, and three sunny bedrooms, including a spacious master bedroom with ample storage. Though in beautiful condition, the purchaser should expect to make repairs, including a kitchen overhaul, and carpet replacement. The home offers a newer roof and furnace.

 

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