Luxury homes for sale & real estate in 48268, MI

Luxury Home for sale in 48268, MI:

Opportunity awaits you. This "White Box" penthouse can be yours; all you need to do is add your personal finishing touches. Discover modern luxury in this exquisite 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom penthouse located in the heart of Detroit. This unit boasts breathtaking skyline views from its expansive windows, allowing natural light to flood the open-concept living space. Retreat to the spacious primary suite, complete with a walk-in closet and a private en-suite bathroom. The second and third bedrooms are equally inviting and can serve as guest rooms or home office space. Enjoy the convenience of in-unit laundry and assigned parking. Residents have access to top-notch amenities, including

Luxury Home for sale in 48268, MI:

This loft is the most amazing space! It's almost 6000 square feet with 14 foot ceilings. It's open floor plan offers the perfect home for entertaining. It's trendy and modern with historical charm. Exposed brick and ceilings, large windows, wood floors make this loft exquisite, not to mention the massive amounts of natural light. It's the perfect work / home / play space in the trendy and historical Corktown neighborhood!

Luxury Home for sale in 48268, MI:

Experience the Best of Detroit Living – Completely Rebuilt from the Ground Up! This stunning 3-story home in the heart of Midtown Detroit has been virtually rebuilt from the foundation, offering modern luxury with thoughtful design at every turn. Boasting 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, and a fully finished basement, this home features generous, light-filled rooms and a first-floor laundry for ultimate convenience. The open-concept layout seamlessly connects the formal dining area, gourmet kitchen, and spacious living areas — ideal for entertaining or everyday family life. Step outside to enjoy skyline views from the rooftop patio or take advantage of private parking for multiple ve

Luxury Home for sale in 48268, MI:

The Joseph F. Weber House is a hip-roofed, Colonial Revival-style. Neo-Georgian-inspired, 3 story, symmetrically-shaped red brick and grey stone trimmed structure, featuring two-story semi circular Ionic columned and dented portico which dominates the front facade. The brick water table, side facades and window surrounds are accented with limestone quoining. This home has historical significance of a turn of the century Detroit lumberman and real estate speculator. Joseph F. Weber: 1845 to 1935, began his career in 1863 selling cordwood to steam boats on the Detroit River. He opened a lumberyard and mill in Downtown Detroit in 1870, and later relocated his business to the edge of city limit