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Neighborhood: Boston Edison

A handsome brick home just down the street from beautiful Voigt Park, this stately residence offers a range of desirable characteristics to homebuyers. Built in 1914 in the American Four Square style, the home features:

  • Front and rear bay windows
  • Spacious front porch, perfect for a swing
  • Attractive front door
  • Hexagon tiled front entry
  • Cove ceilings
  • Brick fireplace with wood mantel & built-in shelves
  • Wood floors
  • Paneled dining room
  • High ceilings
  • Carved wooden banister
  • Original bathroom with clawfoot bathtub, hexagon floor tiles, and built-in medicine cabinet
  • Rear sun porch
  • Walk-in 3rd floor attic

Located on a solid block within the Boston-Edison Historic District, this home is well-situated down the street from Voigt Park. The home is also conveniently located near the M-10 expressway, as well as retail and dining options along Woodward Avenue.

This property is in the local Boston-Edison Historic District, and purchasers will need to obtain Detroit Historic District Commission approval for changes affecting the exterior appearance of the property.

Many repairs will be needed within this home, and bidders are strongly encouraged to review the attached pre-sale inspection report for more information. Please also note that the purchaser is responsible for the 2014 property taxes at the time of closing.

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