Homes with Basements for Sale in 48272, MI

Home with Basement for sale in 48272, MI:

Enjoy carefree living in this lovely first floor corner condominium in a 1906 historic brick building in Midtown's best neighborhood. This unit features high ceilings, hardwood floors, and front and back porches, ideal for relaxing spring through fall. Unique Detroit features include an original brick fireplace with four large Pewabic tiles and window grilles designed by the Nordin brothers of the Detroit Design Center. Entertain in the formal dining room with beautiful built-ins. Laundry is easy in the full-size washer and dryer right in your condo. There's a full bath plus an additional half bath, and a large walk-in closet in the primary bedroom. Low HOA fee includes heat, water and sewe

Home with Basement for sale in 48272, MI:

Historic Charm Meets 21st-Century Luxury in Corktown Steps from Michigan Central Station, this stunning 1900 historic home has been meticulously rebuilt, including a rear addition, leveled foundation, all-new systems, windows, and roof. The main level blends historic character with open-concept living. A sun-drenched formal living room featuring a western-facing picture window flows through original pocket doors into a spacious dining area. Beyond, the chef's kitchen shines with a waterfall quartz island, premium quartz finishes, an induction cooktop, and a dual-zone wine fridge. This culinary space overlooks a secondary eating area and a relaxing family room, where sliding glass doors o

Home with Basement for sale in 48272, MI:

Two Bedroom townhouse coop with updated kitchen, oak cabinets, granite counter top and beautiful cermic tiled flooring, neutral decor t/o, privately fenced patio, nicely finshed bsmt for extra entertainment. Assn fee includes real estate taxes, furnace, water, hot water tank, plumbing, insurance, bldg & grds maintenance, snow removal, exterior and interior maninteance, capital reserve, admin feed. Located near conveniently near downtown.

Home with Basement for sale in 48272, 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