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Neighborhood: Historic Atkinson

Built in 1916, this handsome Colonial Revival home offers immediate curb appeal with its welcoming front porch and ribbon windows. This attractive property also features:

  • A substantial fireplace
  • Leaded glass windows
  • Upstairs balcony at the rear
  • Tiled entryway
  • In-built shelves

Located immediately south of the Boston-Edison Historic District on Atkinson Avenue, the property benefits from its location in a neighborhood of distinctive homes and active neighbors. The plentiful dining and shopping of New Center and Midtown are also close at hand.

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. 

The property is located in Atkinson Avenue Historic District, and the purchaser will need to obtain approval from the Detroit Historic District Commission for changes affecting the exterior appearance of the property. Please see the attached Historic District Guidelines for more information.

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