Vintage homes for sale & real estate in North End, MI

Vintage Home for sale in North End, MI:

Sharply renovated home near Boston Edison, modernized for comfort and privacy. This exceptionally well-appointed home boasts 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, many of which are en suite. Beautifully updated dwelling with open concept on entry level. New kitchen with stone countertop. Fresh paint and flooring throughout. Spacious third level Primary features en suite bath with soaking tub. Fully renovated home with vinyl windows, plumbing, hvac and electrical all upgraded. Superbly located minutes from New Center, Midtown, WSU Campus. Downtown Detroit.

Vintage Home for sale in North End, MI:

Welcome to this fully renovated Detroit beauty! This move-in-ready home features a brand-new roof, new HVAC system, and updated mechanicals throughout. Enjoy the comfort of a newly added en-suite bathroom in the primary bedroom - an incredible upgrade for added privacy and convenience. The entire property has been refreshed from top to bottom, offering modern finishes and a functional layout. A perfect opportunity for a homeowner or investor looking for a turnkey property in a growing neighborhood.

Vintage Home for sale in North End, MI:

Detroit Gem — Newly Renovated & Nearly Complete! Ideally located near downtown Detroit and just a couple blocks from the historic Boston Edison District, this nearly-finished home is packed with top-tier updates—ready for your final touches! Major improvements include all new plumbing from the sewer line up, brand-new roof, siding, windows, quartz countertops, soft-close cabinets, fresh flooring, front porch, updated electrical, and new mechanicals (furnace & hot water tank). Enjoy beautifully remodeled bathrooms and a striking stone fireplace that elevates the living space. The spacious primary suite features an oversized bathroom and plenty of closet/storage spa

Vintage Home for sale in North End, MI:

644 Melbourne is a classic 1918 Detroit home located in the historic North End, a neighborhood long connected to the city’s early residential growth and its proximity to the automotive and cultural corridors of Woodward Avenue. The home has been fully updated while keeping key original elements that reflect its era. The open main level features hardwood floors, high ceilings, and a layout typical of early Detroit construction—solid, functional, and built to last. Recent improvements include newer windows, a newer roof, and interior updates that pair perfectly with classic Detroit character. Original details remain throughout the home: wood bannisters, vintage cabinetry, detailed