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$435,000
2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 20261050080 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Luxury Penthouse Living in Midtown – Design-Forward Finishes & Private Balcony; Experience the best of city living in this newer construction penthouse, perfectly situated between Cass and Second in the the most dense and accessible area in the city. With every amenity at your fingertips, this residence blends design-forward appeal with modern comfort. Step inside through 8-foot espresso-finish wood entry doors with a keyless system, and be welcomed by an open floor plan, sleek European custom cabinetry in the kitchen and baths — this unit features upgraded touches found nowhere else in the building. Marble accents elevate the bathrooms, while the open-concept kitchen and dining area boasts a quartz-topped island and upscale appliances, plus a separate tub and shower for a true spa-like experience. Enjoy your own private, inset balcony or take advantage of abundant communal spaces at The Selden, including a rooftop lounge. One space in the heated, attached garage is included. Best of all, this unit benefits from the NEZ property tax abatement — significant savings on top of unmatched style. With the popular SheWolf restaurant right on the first floor, you’ll be at the center of it all. Urban sophistication, thoughtful design, and unbeatable location — schedule your private showing today.

438 Selden Street, Detroit
$735,000
4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 20261005272 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
3003 East Grand Blvd presents a rare opportunity to invest in the city. Featuring three separate structures on a single parcel and located just blocks from Woodward. The property includes a historic residence built in 1874, a warehouse, and a workshop. The house measures 2,340 sq ft, the warehouse 2,488 sq ft, and the workshop 1,120 sq ft, providing ample space for creative, mixed-use development. Zoned SB2, the property offers exceptional flexibility and a wider range of permitted uses than many traditional zoning classifications. Potential uses include a bar or restaurant, without the typical parking requirements, as well as live/work spaces with light manufacturing. Single family housing is also permitted. The zoning supports walkability and neighborhood oriented development. Superbly located in this rapidly developing neighborhood. Additional information form the Detroit Historical Society:1874 would likely make it one of the earliest structures in that area. That portion of the city wasn't even annexed until the following year, 1875. So when it was built, it was just outside the Detroit city limits. Grand Boulevard didn't begin construction until 1891.

3003 E Grand Boulevard, Detroit