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Neighborhood: Warren Ave Community

Located on a pleasant, tree-shaded block just moments from the Fairlane Shopping Center and Dearborn border, this charming Colonial Revival-style home is a rare find. Built in 1939 on a spacious corner lot, the property features:

  • newer windows throughout
  • a solid brick exterior
  • a back balcony off the upstairs bedroom
  • twin dormers
  • tiled bathroom walls and kitchen counter
  • arched doorways
  • a sizable backyard
  • a pear tree
  • detached garage

A range of amenities are located nearby, including:

  • Fairlane and River Oaks Square Shopping Centers
  • shopping and dining options of Warren Avenue
  • River Rouge Park
  • Henry Ford Community College
  • Ford Road and Southfield Freeway

While in decent condition, the property will require a number of repairs and renovations. Please review the presale inspection report for more detail. Please also note that the purchaser will be responsible for the current year (2014); property taxes at the time of closing.

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