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1458 Burns Street, Detroit
$775,000
5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 20261087162 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Here’s your opportunity to own an Italian Renaissance Revival-style Colonial in Detroit’s enchanting Indian Village! Designed by architect William F. Goodrich and built in 1912 for socialite Catherine Elisabeth Barnard (nee Moran), daughter of attorney and Michigan Senator Charles Moran, this beautiful stucco over brick home offers generous space and distinctive character. Decorative wrought-iron railings complement tall French-style casement windows on the first floor, while an oval œil-de-bœuf (bull’s-eye) window with an ornamental surround draws the eye upward, highlighting the home’s stately facade. Inside, five (5) spacious bedrooms, three (3) fireplaces, an updated kitchen and butler’s pantry, and a third-floor flex room offer versatility and comfort. Charming concealed panel doors, known as “jib doors,” blend seamlessly into the decorative millwork in the dining room and hallway, while French doors and built-ins flank the two first-floor fireplaces. Brass fixtures, decorative trim, and picture molding add elegant finishing touches throughout these spaces. Outdoor amenities include a private, covered rear porch, a garden, a rear balcony, and a three-car garage. The seller is offering an exterior paint concession, allowing the buyer to refresh the existing color or select a new palette, subject to historic district requirements and approval. View illustrative color combinations in the listing photos and the color system chart in the attached documents. This home also qualifies for the NEZ-H property tax abatement for eligible owner-occupants. Schedule your tour today!

1458 Burns Street, Detroit
700 Parker Street, Detroit
$1,200,000
7 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 20261078151 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Privately nestled in historic West Village this beauty was built in 1911 by Chittenden & Kotting. The home is known for its Flemish Renaissance construction with a European interior that will not disappoint. From the forty seven foot Italian marble foyer and hall to the three story German oak staircase wrapped around Belgium stain glass. The interior view of this home is breath taking.Every room is grand in size, including the bedrooms; two include fireplaces as well as the dining room and living room. And if that was not enough, the third floor entertainment room known as the ball room back in the day takes on a presence of its own.The mansion includes an additional private entrance with in law living quarters featuring 3 bedrooms, a full bath & kitchen / living area. Furthermore, there is a separate carriage house garage and apartment all designed around 13,500 square ft. of beautiful gardens and grounds.This home has been loved and updated to its amazing beauty. We welcome you to come and experience it for yourself.

700 Parker Street, Detroit
1764 Seminole, Detroit
$1,200,000
9 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ 20261062076 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Historic Indian Village-One of the Village's most stunning properties has become available. This home was designed by Smith, Hinchman & Grylles for attorney James H. Finn, Sr & his wife Ethel in 1915. The 9 bedrooms and 5 1/2 baths are quite comfortable. The interior visuals are breathtaking with only the finest of materials. The floors throughout are Wenge & Ebony wood, marble, stone, carpet and hardwood. Luxurious stainless appliances make the kitchen a chef's delight. The owners suite is spacious w/ a spa bath & NFP. Comfort abounds throughout w/ central air, generous windows with open spaces that open to a serene rear sanctuary. A cabana overlooks the elegant (swimming) pool, patio & a space for a secret garden. The roof was replaced in 2020 & the boiler in 2021. List of improvements available. This rare property will not last. Property located in the NEZ. By appt. only w/24 hr. notice, Pre App/POF. Enjoy the photo gallery and YouTube video.

1764 Seminole, Detroit
3001 Seminole Street, Detroit
$585,000
4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 20261035391 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Nestled among mature trees on an extraordinary estate sized setting, this remarkable Tudor Revival residence stands as one of the architectural gems of Indian Village AND on a rare DOUBLE LOT Built in 1928, the home is deeply tied to Detroit’s architectural legacy & craftsmanship of the early 20th century. The residence was designed by legendary architect C. Howard Crane for John R Bodde, widely recognized as one of the citys most significant architects of the era. Crane is celebrated for shaping many of Detroit’s iconic landmarks, including the Fox Theatre, Detroit Opera House, The Fillmore, etc. Property showcases original craftsmanship & preserved historic detail throughout. Rich wood paneled walls, intricate millwork, curved staircases, parquet & hardwood flooring, dramatic fireplaces, & elegant entertaining spaces create an atmosphere that feels both grand & intimate. The home’s architectural character is complemented by beautifully layered interiors, statement lighting, custom built ins, & curated design moments throughout. Kitchen retains its historic soul with custom cabinetry, vintage inspired finishes, & rare original elements including a remarkable Chrysler & Koppin commercial style sink system, a unique artifact tied to Detroit’s industrial & architectural history. Bold wallpaper selections, original tilework, & timeless materials enhance the homes collected European inspired aesthetic. Offering 4 beds, 3 full baths, & 2 half baths, the residence balances historic integrity with comfortable everyday living. Multiple gathering spaces throughout the home create an setting for entertaining, relaxing, or showcasing art & collections, while oversized windows frame views of the lush surrounding grounds. TRULY rare offering, this is more than a home, it is a piece of Detroit architectural history for the buyer who values craftsmanship, provenance, & timeless design.

3001 Seminole Street, Detroit

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