1331 CADILLAC Boulevard Detroit, MI 482143

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Huge price improvement! Welcome **investors** Once you work your own magic (some repairs) you will be sitting pretty! Four bedrooms. Only on the Jefferson corridor can you find an enormous historic family charmer within minutes of the bustling Downtown Detroit! 1909 Tudor; original features such as large windows, and cozy Pewabic tiled fireplaces! Designed by architect Louis O Keil, spacious, light, easy flow & flexible configuration, this enduring home will accommodate the modern needs of almost any robust or expanding family: Library for work-at-home; media or music room? The Living Room greets you with a drama of light, a panoply of color, expansive space, and cozy "inglenook" seating around the fireplace. Separate dining with wainscot leads to huge kitchen, stainless counter and woodblock island. Viking gas range, hood, Sub Zero Refrigerator. Note the Old World craftsmanship to the stairway, as skylights grace your eyes with more daylight or stars by night in the primary bedroom. Heavy wooden beams provide grandeur to the upper Great Room (media room, or even primary suite!) with dramatic fireplace. Forced air heat to first floor only. Excluded from sale: Dining room Chandelier. Bonus Info: Cadillac at Jefferson: East Village Neighborhood - close to West Village - the heart of an ever expanding wave of development - business and residential. The "hustle harder" sub-culture of Detroit will make this the City of the Future! This corridor is the beating heart of a diversity of art, sports and entertainment, including historic theater such as the "Players Club" alive and well today. Along the nearby Riverfront you may find Formula One or hydroplane Racing, the Red Bull air show, restaurants and music events. Bike the Dequindre Cut to Eastern Market; Riverfront Walk to Belle Isle, which hosts a conservatory, the aquarium, Detroit Yacht Club, the Boat Club and Nature Center! Opposite Historic Home of Pewabic Tile, Waterworks Park, and steps from the Charles McGee Legacy Park.