3624 PROSPECT Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48105 9534

Lovingly restored Victorian farmhouse built in 1870 by the Staebler family. This charming home boasts original features such as plaster walls and pine/maple flooring along with original woodwork. Unique features in the historic renovation include oak newel post, hand carved banister, leaded glass and antique doors, cast iron radiators, antique hardware and lighting, stained glass windows and hand painted walls. Step through the oval glass oak front door into a small penny tiled entryway with stained glass window. This room leads to a large center hall with a cloud painted ceiling. Oak pocket doors lead you to the living room featuring a fireplace mantle from 1895 & 1880s tile surround from Uruguay. Beveled glass French doors look out onto the front porch with hand carved railings and bric a brae. Stained glass windows let in colored sun rays through the weeping cherry tree. Hand painted walls in the chinoiserie style and gold leaf cloud painted ceiling done by mural artist Michael Shawn Peck gives a moody yet relaxing feel. Leaded glass doors connect to the vintage styled kitchen with original maple flooring and a 1920’s Reliable gas 6 burner stove. With 4 plus acres and a 1920's barn, chicken coops and pole barn to support your hobbies, you can have that small animal farm and plenty of space to start the large garden you've been wanting. Mature native and apple trees cool the property and support local wildlife. 30 peony plants add to the color splendor in the summer. Superior Township with its commitment to land preservation and parks provides a country in the city atmosphere. Nearby freeways allow quick access to your commute if you're not working from home. Ann Arbor schools, UofM hospital, Michigan Farm School and Matthaei Botanical Gardens and parks and walking trails are just around the corner. All major renovations such as roof, plumbing, electrical, whole house generator, water softener with reverse osmosis system, heating and cooling have been done for you. For the full writeup please see disc. BATVAI

Lovingly restored Victorian farmhouse built in 1870 by the Staebler family. This charming home boasts original features such as plaster walls and pine/maple flooring along with original woodwork. Unique features in the historic renovation include oak newel post, hand carved banister, leaded glass and antique doors, cast iron radiators, antique hardware and lighting, stained glass windows and hand painted walls. Step through the oval glass oak front door into a small penny tiled entryway with stained glass window. This room leads to a large center hall with a cloud painted ceiling. Oak pocket doors lead you to the living room featuring a fireplace mantle from 1895 & 1880s tile surround from Uruguay. Beveled glass French doors look out onto the front porch with hand carved railings and bric a brae. Stained glass windows let in colored sun rays through the weeping cherry tree. Hand painted walls in the chinoiserie style and gold leaf cloud painted ceiling done by mural artist Michael Shawn Peck gives a moody yet relaxing feel. Leaded glass doors connect to the vintage styled kitchen with original maple flooring and a 1920’s Reliable gas 6 burner stove. With 4 plus acres and a 1920's barn, chicken coops and pole barn to support your hobbies, you can have that small animal farm and plenty of space to start the large garden you've been wanting. Mature native and apple trees cool the property and support local wildlife. 30 peony plants add to the color splendor in the summer. Superior Township with its commitment to land preservation and parks provides a country in the city atmosphere. Nearby freeways allow quick access to your commute if you're not working from home. Ann Arbor schools, UofM hospital, Michigan Farm School and Matthaei Botanical Gardens and parks and walking trails are just around the corner. All major renovations such as roof, plumbing, electrical, whole house generator, water softener with reverse osmosis system, heating and cooling have been done for you. For the full writeup please see disc. BATVAI