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1936 Modernistic in Hartford, MI

6/4/22 30 Comments
Posted on OHD: 6/4/22. As of 9/19/22, it was no longer for sale. It is archived here for historical reference and educational purposes.

191 60th Ave, Hartford, MI 49057

Designed in 1936 by Chicago architect Charles P. Rosson, this classic country villa was once known as the Thomas Mansion and quickly became a Hartford landmark. This home is spectacular; six spacious bedrooms, six bathrooms, and several unique entertainment spaces fill the 8, 000 plus square feet of finished living space, The home sets nicely on over 3 acres, and is surrounded by mature gardens and trees. Here is your opportunity to own a historic family home, or to use your imagination to cultivate some income potential....or both !!
6 Bed ∙ 6 Bath ∙ 8,509 Sq Ft ∙ 3.7 Ac.
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