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Neighborhood: Boynton

A distinctive Tudor-style home in Detroit's Boynton neighborhood, this charming property presents a appealing opportunity to purchasers. Built in 1924, the property includes:

  • Steeply-pitched roof gables
  • Open front porch next to an enclosed sun porch
  • Hardwood floors
  • Cove ceilings
  • Arched doorways
  • Interesting nooks upstairs, perfect for a cozy reading room or work space

Enjoy off-street parking in the driveway, or build a garage in the large backyard.

Nearby amenities include:

  • Restaurants in Southwest Detroit
  • Downriver shopping amenities
  • I-75 expressway

The property will require a number of repairs and renovations, and bidders should review the attached pre-sale inspection report for more information. 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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