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1135 Shelby Street, Detroit
$399,000
2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 20261083862 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Priced to SELL + PRISTINE inside and available FULLY FURNISHED! Own a piece of Detroit history (one of only a handful of condos available in the central business district)- 24 floors above the city with the most iconic views. Set inside the Westin Book Cadillac, this nearly 1,300-square-foot residence pairs the ease of full-service downtown living with the architecture and legacy of one of Detroit’s most recognizable landmarks. Designed by celebrated Detroit architect Louis Kamper and opened in 1924, the Book Cadillac was once the tallest hotel in the world and remains a striking example of Italian Renaissance Revival architecture. Following an extensive restoration, the building reopened in 2008 with private residences thoughtfully incorporated into the historic property. Inside, this two-bedroom, two-bath residence offers southern exposure and expansive views toward the Ambassador Bridge and Detroit River. Hardwood floors run throughout the main living spaces, complemented by generous closet and storage space, in-unit laundry, and all appliances included. Beyond the residence, enjoy the convenience of a true full-service building with 24/7 concierge, secure parking, valet service, fitness center, indoor swimming pool, spa, and hotel services just an elevator ride away. Located in the heart of Downtown Detroit in the central business district moments from Capital Park where your find award winning restaurants like Prime & Proper, Leila, Canelle to name a few. The acclaimed Detroit River Walk is just moments away. This truly is more than a condo - it’s an opportunity to live within a century of Detroit architecture, history, and reinvention. Just bring your toothbrush and move right in at closing! **Taxes are currently non-homestead and can be adjusted to approximately $10,500/year with homestead status and the NEZ-H tax abatement claimed.

1135 Shelby Street, Detroit
1135 Shelby Street, Detroit
$2,795,000
2 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 20261081195 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Penthouse 2902 at the Book Cadillac: a complete, fully permitted renovation on the 29th floor of the 1924 Louis Kamper landmark, with south and west views over the Detroit River and the Ambassador Bridge. Two bedrooms plus office, a two-story great room, and a loft reached by a custom spiral staircase with glass railings. Hardwood floors throughout and two gas fireplaces faced in Ciot marble. Kitchen with Vadara quartz counters and waterfall island, Dacor cooking, warming drawer, Sub-Zero refrigeration and a built-in Sub-Zero wine cooler, plus a butler's pantry. Primary suite with a California Closets dressing room and a bath with a freestanding soaking tub, Brizo tub filler, inlaid marble floor, and a marble shower with Kohler fixtures. Laundry room with quartz counters. Savant whole-home control, Lutron lighting and motorized shades, and in-ceiling B&W speakers, installed by Paragon Sight & Sound. Two new Trane heat pumps. Residents have a private lobby, dedicated residential elevators and a resident concierge, with access to the hotel's indoor heated pool, hot tub and fitness center. Valet, housekeeping, room service and dry cleaning are available, along with resident discounts on dining and on rooms for visiting guests. The $2,700 monthly association fee includes gas, water and one assigned parking space in the connected garage, and a private storage unit is included with the residence.

1135 Shelby Street, Detroit
1356 Labrosse Street, Detroit
$699,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 20261012199 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
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 thoughtfully restored to preserve its historic character while delivering the comfort and reliability of modern living. Original elements including exposed brick, select wood beams, and a mahogany stair railing remain, while major systems are being replaced and updated throughout.The main level offers a spacious living room with fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen with pantry, and powder room. The second floor includes three bedrooms, a full bath, and laundry. The third floor has been reimagined as a potential primary suite with dormer windows, added natural light, full bath, dressing area, and additional storage.Depending on timing, buyers may have the opportunity to personalize select finish materials and design details prior to completion.Located just blocks from Michigan Central Station and surrounded by continued investment and development, this is a rare opportunity to own a defining piece of Detroit history, reimagined for today.

1356 Labrosse Street, Detroit

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