536 Southfield Rd, Birmingham, MI 48009

Built in 1830 "The Trollop House" is one of the oldest homes in Birmingham history. The original Greek-Revival Farmhouse has a modern charm that is felt as soon as you pull in. The Trollop House cannot be seen from the road and sits on a rare deep lot. Like private oasis Walking Distance To Downtown- surrounded by gorgeous perennials and trees. The meandering stone walkway leads to an enchanting pergola with French doors upon entering. Some of the modern updates include: 1st floor laundry, updated furnace, central air and roof, and tons of storage. flexible floor plan with bedrooms on each floor, 2 full baths, central air, 1st floor laundry, storage & linen closets on both floors. Come see this very unique home!

Steeped in Birmingham history sits "The Trollop House", one of the oldest structures in Birmingham built in 1830 and the original Farmhouse for much of the area bordering Maple and Bates. The extra-ordinary Greek Revival Farmhouse is not visible from the street and is tucked away on a glorious deep lot with a meandering stone walkway leading to a enchanting pergola. From the moment you enter you'll see the charming parlor (currently the dining room), random oak flooring, coved ceilings, plaster walls, charming cottage style kitchen, lovely screened porch and also many modern amenities: 1st floor laundry, updated furnace, central air and roof, and tons of storage. Very flexible floor plan with bedrooms on each floor (1st floor Bedroom is currently used as den and needs a closet), 2 full baths, and many many possibilities. Very special one of a kind home!!