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Neighborhood: Herman Kiefer

With its handsome yellow brick facade, large bay windows, large front balcony, and full porch made for drinking iced tea, this 1919 two-unit charmer offers great curb appeal potential. Located in the resurgent Virginia Park community, this home is just moments from Henry Ford Hospital, West Grand Boulevard shopping and dining destinations, M-10, and the future terminus of the M1-RAIL, connecting you to downtown.

Inside the house, visitors will find tiled entryways, extensive old growth hardwood flooring, two ornate fireplaces, original woodwork, and spacious open kitchens on the interior.

Although well-built, the purchaser should expect to make many repairs, 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.  This listing is for both units of this duplex.

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