791 seminole street, detroit, MI 48214

Anything but ordinary here! Step inside to yesteryear where the scale and craftsmanship make an immediate impression in this iconic Indian Village home. Originally built in 1898, this classic Dutch Colonial went through a full restoration in 2021. The home’s original character remains beautifully intact - now elevated with thoughtful updates and exceptional attention to detail throughout every corner. Perfectly poised on a prominent corner lot, it stands as one of the oldest remaining homes in the neighborhood. Historic details were preserved at every single turn. The family room hearth (one of 4 in the house) is adorned with rare Pewabic and inset Seneca tiles - an architectural focal point that speaks to the home’s legacy. Prepare yourself for a true culinary experience in the kitchen that works as well as it looks - custom cabinets with tons of storage space, Quartz countertops, 36inch 6 burner range with pot filler faucet, and Viking stainless steel appliances with walk in pantry. On the second floor, you'll find 5 oversized bedrooms (two ensuite) with tons of natural light pouring in. The fully finished third floor is complete with a full bath, living room, and bedroom. Designed for both intimate evenings and grand galas, the home flows effortlessly between refined interiors and a large, fully fenced in yard. A two-car detached garage with electric adds everyday convenience. Enviable location. Short stroll to West Village to visit staples like Sister Pie, Norms Diner, Red Hook, Eugenie for a little shopping, and more. Just minutes to Belle Isle, Downtown Proper, and Grosse Pointe. This is a true showpiece home - rich in history, unmatched in character, and impossible to replicate. Once it’s gone, there won’t be another like it.

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