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Nestled in the heart of Grosse Pointe Park, this enchanting 1920s Tudor effortlessly captures the timeless elegance of its era. Its facade features a classic mix of stucco and half-timbering, along with stone and brick, highlighted by a distinctive slate roof that lends a sophisticated, old-world charm. Copper gutters gracefully accentuate the home's architecture, adding both functional beauty and a touch of luxurious detail. Step inside to discover a meticulously preserved interior where period details blend harmoniously with modern comfort. Rich mahogany arched doors, intricately carved moldings, and leaded glass windows imbue the space with an undeniable sense of character and warmth. Spacious yet intimate, the living areas are designed for both grand gatherings and cozy, quiet moments. The home’s well-crafted layout includes a formal dining room with a stunning fireplace, a sunlit sitting room or play room, a wood paneled office, a bright and gleaming breakfast nook, and a kitchen equipped with an abundance of counter and storage space. Each of the five bedrooms are adorned with classic details and offer ample space. With service stairs off the kitchen, the back bedroom and attached full bath would make an excellent guest room, in-law or au pair suite. The large carpeted third floor offers endless possibilities and the rec-room in the basement creates a perfect hangout spot for loved ones. Outside, the large and beautifully landscaped yard complete with a pergola, creates the ambiance for summer parties, fall bbq's, winter bonfires, and spring celebrations! The home is conveniently located a couple blocks from Defer Elementary and Pierce Middle Schools and walkable to West Park - the "downtown" area of GP Park, with bakeries, a children's book store, salons, coffee shops, retails stores, and incredible restaurants, just to name a few. Enjoy TWO residents only parks with a workout facility, movie theater, splash pad, pools, playscapes, tennis courts, and a marina. This Tudor home is not just a residence; it’s a celebration of 1920s charm and craftsmanship, offering a unique opportunity to own a piece of Grosse Pointe Park’s storied past. |
