Homes with Basements for Sale in Michigan, MI

Home with Basement for sale in Michigan, MI:

Updated two unit income property in Detroit's North LaSalle neighborhood, ready for an owner occupant or investor. Each unit offers three bedrooms, one full bath, and a comfortable layout with separate living and dining rooms. Both kitchens have been refreshed with crisp white cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a stylish backsplash that gives the home a clean, modern finish. Identical floor plans make management simple and give you two strong rental units, or the option to live in one and let the other help cover your mortgage. North LaSalle is known for its historic architecture and tree lined streets, with Gordon Park and La Salle Gardens Park close by. Enjoy convenient access to the Lodg

Home with Basement for sale in Michigan, MI:

This stunning, move-in ready home! Located on a premium corner lot in Detroit's well-kept Grandale neighborhood, this classic 1936 brick Colonial has been completely renovated top to bottom. Step inside to find rich hardwood flooring flowing throughout an expansive layout. The main floor boasts a spacious living area centered around a cozy family room fireplace, an updated kitchen equipped with sleek stainless-steel appliances, and a fully modernized bathroom. Also Features 3 bedrooms—with flexibility for a potential 4th bedroom or home office—and a second full bath. The property features a clean, unfinished daylight basement perfect for storage or custom finishing, and a new de

Home with Basement for sale in Michigan, MI:

Meet "Prysm" by Nobelia Homes. Inside, more than 2300 sq ft, purposely laid out. The main level unites the kitchen, dining, and living areas together, creating warmth, while a separate "flex" room creates space for an office, or play room. The second floor offers four beds, a laundry, and a private bath along with a generous walk-in closet that compliments the owners suite. The home's distinctive windows and rooflines bring natural light and architectural interest throughout. The Prysm isn't trying to look like every other new build--and that's the point.