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Neighborhood: Miller Grove

This charming two-story home is located in the Old Redford neighborhood, conveniently near Livonia and Dearborn Heights. Built in 1937, the home has three bedrooms and a spacious bathroom. The living room has a built-in entertainment shelf and a winding staircase to the second level. The kitchen is intimate and needs little repair. The alluring neighborhood is in close proximity to many local favorites including: Old Redford Theatre, New Rogell Golf Course, and the new Meijer that broke ground in early July 2014. This home needs new windows, general cleaning, and a backdoor, among other improvements.

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