$315,000

A rare opportunity to own a piece of Detroit architectural history. Built in 1928 and featured in a 1929 edition of the Detroit Free Press, this distinctive Tudor Revival was one of the area’s original showcase homes. Nearly a century later, it continues to stand apart with approximately 2,600 square feet of above-grade living space, a generous double lot, and the craftsmanship and character that make historic Detroit homes so special. Inside, original hardwood floors, handcrafted moldings, architectural details, and a warm fireplace preserve the home’s period character, while an updated kitchen with granite countertops and renovated baths provide modern convenience. Four bedrooms, spacious living and dining areas, a den, theater/media space, and additional recreation areas offer exceptional flexibility for everyday living, working from home, and entertaining. Outside, the expansive double lot provides an impressive amount of outdoor space, complemented by a two-car garage. This is more than a typical 48239 home. It is an opportunity to own a substantial Tudor offering history, architectural presence, modern updates, generous living space, and room to entertain—inside and out. Seller will consider buyer closing-cost or interest-rate buydown assistance with an acceptable offer.