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Neighborhood: Warrendale

Built in 1952, this charming cross-gabled ranch catches the eye.  This cozy home features a newly remodeled kitchen, a partially updated bathroom, three sunny bedrooms, and an oversized covered front porch.  From the generously-sized detached garage, residents are minutes from M-39, Fairlane Town Center, Rouge Park, and Dearborn and Warrendale shopping and dining destinations such as Gracie See Pizza.  Although a beautiful home with recent updates, the purchaser should plan on making repairs, including carpet replacement and landscaping, in addition to other repairs.

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