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Neighborhood: Fitzgerald/Marygrove

With its dominant front gable, patterned brickwork, and distinctive Tudor form, this attractive home offers an appealing option to the purchaser. Built in 1928, the house features:

  • A large entryway with an arched doorway and handsome front door
  • Cove ceilings
  • Arched fireplace mantle
  • In-built storage
  • Bathrooms with subway tiles
  • Nice backyard

Located on a pleasant block in Detroit’s Marygrove neighborhood, the property benefits from its close proximity to a number of amenities, including:

  • Marygrove College
  • Newly-constructed Mumford High School
  • University of Detroit, Mercy
  • The shopping and dining options of the resurgent Livernois Corridor

While in fairly solid condition, this home will need many repairs, and bidders are strongly encouraged to review the attached Pre-Sale Inspection Report and Scope of Work Document, which includes an estimate of probable rehab cost, for further details. Please also note that the purchaser is responsible for the current year (2014); property taxes at the time of closing.

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