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Neighborhood: Fitzgerald/Marygrove

A beautiful home in Detroit’s Marygrove community, this attractive Tudor-style residence is full of character. Built in 1928, the property features:

  • Patterned exterior brickwork
  • Gothic-style front archway
  • Wood-shingled siding
  • A large fireplace
  • Sunny bedrooms
  • Wood detailing

The home is located just minutes from a number of amenities, including:

  • Marygrove College
  • Sinai Grace Hospital
  • The University of Detroit Mercy
  • Palmer Park
  • The new Meijer store
  • The shops and restaurants of the Avenue of Fashion on Livernois Avenue
  • Lollo Park

The purchase should plan on making a range of repairs and renovations to the property and should consult the attached Pre-Sale Inspection Report and Scope of Work Document, which includes an estimate of probable rehab cost. Please also note that the purchaser is responsible for the current year (2014); property taxes at the time of closing.

Click here to download the pre-sale inspection report.

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