State: Michigan
Michigan’s old homes run from grand to practical, sometimes on the same block. Tudor Revivals show off steep gables and leaded glass. Craftsman bungalows and Colonial Revivals still hold unpainted woodwork and original tile. American Foursquares are everywhere, built with function and strength. You’ll find converted schoolhouses, long-standing farmhouses, and the occasional home that still has its original kitchen. Whether tucked into old neighborhoods or overlooking a lake, these homes still have plenty to say.
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1904 Colonial Revival – East Grand Rapids, MI
1899 Queen Anne – Zeeland, MI (George F. Barber)
1910 Prairie in Bay City, MI
Stunning Prairie/Craftsman Style home popularized by Frank Lloyd Wright. Outstanding features of this unique home are the amazing great room, custom Bay Valley kitchen, master bedroom and attached sitting room, updated baths, 2nd floor mini kitchen, cypress paneled dining room, incredible foyer and staircase and rich woodwork. Newer roof, water heater, kit, baths. Hdwd floors, beautiful carpeting. Fenced patio and garden. This home was featured in 3 Bay Co Tour of Homes. A home like no other that you will be proud to own!
