Homes with Basements for Sale in Wayne County, MI

Home with Basement for sale in Wayne County, MI:

EASTON HISTORICAL DISTRICT HIGHLAND PARK AND JOE LOUIS GREENWAY Rare opportunity for a home owner or an investor with vision to bring this fabulous early 1900s home back to glory. This gem 3 bedrooms 2 Kitchens 2 bath Property is being sold AS-IS BATVAI Seller motivated and will consider all serious offers with PROOF OF FUNDS.

Home with Basement for sale in Wayne County, MI:

Short sale below market!! Built in1916 and nestled on treelined Chicago Boulevard in the middle of Boston Edison Historic District. This 6 bedroom Stately Colonial has so much potential. Detroit Pewablic tile foyer welcomes you into this center entrance gem. A huge living room flows into the office which still has the original wood built-ins. High ceilings, original wood floors and recently updated kitchen. Primary suite includes a fully renovated marble bathroom. The third floor is perfect for guests or Au Pair with the original clawfoot tub newer toilet and vanity. Enjoy the screened in back porch this summer and watch the dogs, friends or family play in the fenced backyard. The bedrooms

Home with Basement for sale in Wayne County, MI:

* * * BRING YOUR DREAMS AND YOUR TOOLBELT * * * A rare opportunity in Wyandotte, this turn-of-the-century farmhouse offers over 2,300 sq ft of space--plus a full, light-filled basement--to shape into the dream home you've always envisioned. Stripped to the studs and ready for transformation, the home provides a blank canvas with the possibility for up to 5 bedrooms and 3+ bathrooms, giving you flexibility to craft a layout that perfectly suits your needs. Professionally drawn architectural renderings and concept floor plans are available to help spark your imagination and showcase one stunning vision of what this classic gem can become. High ceilings, large formal rooms, and a traditio

Home with Basement for sale in Wayne County, MI:

One of Detroit's oldest surviving brick homes, this extraordinary three-story 1856 Federal-style detached townhouse stands in the heart of Corktown, Detroit's oldest neighborhood. Built prior to the Civil War by Ireland-born mason William Murphy, this rare residence reflects the timeless Federal-style architecture more commonly associated with historic East Coast cities such as Philadelphia and Boston. Rich in Detroit history, the home is also believed to have housed Mexican immigrant railroad workers during the Great Depression, including one resident thought to have inspired a figure in Diego Rivera's famed Detroit Industry Murals. Now undergoing an extensive renovation, the home is being