Property Description

Set on one of West Village's most picturesque streets, 1794 Seyburn offers nearly 2,400 square feet of beautifully restored living space where historic character and modern living come together effortlessly. Every renovation was made with intention, preserving the home's original architecture while thoughtfully updating the systems and finishes buyers care about most. Original glass windows, rich hardwood floors, oversized windows, and a beautiful fireplace speak to the craftsmanship of 1912, while extensive improvements including new electrical, new plumbing, provide peace of mind for years to come. The kitchen is equal parts functional and timeless, featuring quartz countertops, updated appliances, and clean finishes that feel perfectly at home within the character of the property. Spanning three finished levels, the layout offers the kind of flexibility that's hard to find in historic homes. The spacious primary suite serves as its own retreat with a walk-in closet and private en suite bath, while three additional bedrooms provide room for guests, family, or dedicated office space. With nearly 2,400 square feet, there's space to spread out without sacrificing the warmth and charm that make homes like this so special. Outside, the generous backyard is made for entertaining, gardening, or simply enjoying Detroit's summer evenings, while the second-floor balcony offers the perfect spot for your morning coffee or a quiet glass of wine at the end of the day. Living in West Village means more than owning a beautiful home. It's about being part of one of Detroit's most sought-after historic neighborhoods, known for its tree-lined streets, remarkable architecture, and vibrant community. Walk to neighborhood favorites along Kercheval, spend weekends at Belle Isle or the Detroit Riverwalk, and enjoy quick access to Downtown, Eastern Market, and everything the city has to offer. If you've been searching for a home where the hard work has already been done, this is one you won't want to miss!

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