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1915 Tudor Revival – Detroit, MI

2/7/19 10 Comments
Posted on OHD: 2/7/19. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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2253 Burns St, Detroit, MI 48214

Historic Indian Village-This stately Tudor was built in 1915 for surgeon, Dr. George E. Fay. The architect is George D. Mason, who was known as the "dean of Detroit architects." Supposedly, Thomas Edison & Henry Ford were frequent guests of Dr. Fay. A stunning oak paneled foyer awaits you upon entering. The details continue as you move through the rooms with pine & oak planking floors, cozy study, Living Room with marble fireplace, window seats, French doors leading to Dining Room w/ marble window sills and leaded glass cabinets connecting to a bright Garden Room overlooking an expansive deck & back yard. Kitchen has a South Bend Commercial Stove, Master suite w/ Pewabic tile fireplace. Extensive improvement list avail. inc. copper plumbing, electrical, baths & more. Unfinished attic has over 1500 sq ft. Appointments require 24 hour notice w/Pre-approval/POF.
5 Bed 5 Bath 4,834 Sq Ft 0.28 Ac.
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