Homes with Parking for Sale in Detroit, MI

Home with Parking for sale in Detroit, MI:

FULL BRICK, SPACIOUS DUPLEX IN NEED OF A FULL REHAB. PROPERTY IS BEING SOLD STRICTLY AS IS WITH NO WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS REGARDING ITS PHYSICAL CONDITION.

Home with Parking for sale in Detroit, MI:

Come home to a house with a story. Since 1928, this brick Tudor in Detroit's University District has welcomed visitors through its hand-laid arched brick entry and rounded solid-wood door. Inside, nearly a century of craftsmanship meets thoughtful updates designed for today's living. Step into the foyer and the house introduces itself: vintage art tile in the tradition of 1920s Michigan Flint Faience, a sweeping wood staircase with scrolled wrought-iron balusters, and a lovingly restored leaded-glass window. Refinished hardwood floors, coved plaster ceilings, and delicate floral relief work carry that character from room to room. Settle in beside the carved sandstone fireplace in the living

Home with Parking for sale in Detroit, MI:

A Detroit classic, refreshed for the next 100 years! Welcome to this beautifully restored Colonial in Detroit’s iconic Boston Edison Historic District. Offering just over 2,300 sqft with 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths and a powder room, this home strikes the perfect balance of original character, modern flair and quality craftsmanship. Step inside to a foyer featuring preserved original chevron tile and newly refinished hardwood floors. The sun drenched living room features large windows and an original wood burning fireplace. Just beyond, the formal dining room showcases original leaded glass windows, while preserved French doors open to a moody green office that adds just the right amount

Home with Parking for sale in Detroit, MI:

This completely updated 4-bedroom, 1.5-bath home with 1,956 sq ft in Detroit's historic Dexter-Linwood neighborhood is a must see! It's on a tree-lined street of classic early-1900s homes, close to the Boston-Edison, Virginia Park and LaSalle Gardens historic districts. LaSalle Park, Calvert Park and the Peck Recreation Center are all nearby for outdoor time and recreation. DDOT's Linwood and Plymouth bus lines stop practically at the corner, and the city is investing in new streetscape, bus shelters and neighborhood improvements along nearby Dexter Avenue. Downtown Detroit is about a 17-minute drive, and New Center, Midtown, Wayne State University and the University of Detroit Mercy are al