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1929 Tudor Revival in Flint, MI

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Property was for sale as of (8/6/25).
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$750,000

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2630 Parkside Dr, Flint, MI 48503

An architectural masterpiece and a piece of Flint history! – On the market for the first time in over a decade. This is your rare opportunity to own a remarkable 1929 estate situated on 2 manicured acres, complete with garage space for up to 8 cars. Spanning over 6,000 square feet, this one-of-a-kind residence is a showcase of old-world craftsmanship and elegance, preserved and maintained with meticulous care. Step into a grand entry adorned with Flint Faience Tile and an intricately hand-carved staircase. The showstopping dome ceiling—hand-painted by renowned artist Steve Heddy—features gold leaf detailing and a custom design that mirrors the chandelier’s shadow against a sky-blue background. Original light fixtures and hardware remain throughout, including stunning black walnut woodwork in the library and intricate parquet floors. The home boasts 8 bathrooms, arched doorways, ornate plaster cornices, marble baseboards, and decorative ceiling medallions. The finished basement offers terrazzo flooring, a gas fireplace, and a built-in bar dating back to 1929. Vintage refrigerators and additional period details offer timeless character rarely found today. Outside, a slate roof with copper ridge caps, gutters, and downspouts crowns the structure. A sprawling aggregate terrace overlooks lush formal gardens with three serene water features, creating a private oasis perfect for entertaining or quiet reflection. A true legacy property—this estate is a rare blend of art, architecture, and history. Shown by appointment only.
6 Bed · 5.5+ Bath · 6,100 Sq Ft · 1.9 Ac.
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