$1,850,000

This 1920 English Tudor, built by the legendary Marcus Brown, has a lot of history. The estate sits on a Cal-de-sac with private access to Lake St. Clair, private park and kayak storage. This home has been stripped down to the studs and totally modernized, yet tastefully preserved to retain its historical attributes and grand character. Some of the updates included engineered steel beams to support the new open concept; new wiring which the electrical boast a 600 amp service; energy efficient LED lights throughout; state of the art surveillance system; new plumbing throughout; (2) tankless water heaters; reverse osmosis water filtration; steam boiler was removed and replaced with 2 high efficiency HVAC systems with Smartphone compatible controllers; Whole-house UV Clean Air Purifiers, fire safety system; 4 fireplaces; Sub Zero, Cove and Wolf appliances; California Closets throughout; Merillat soft- close cabinetry; white oak plank flooring aged and stained to resemble 100 year old flooring; all new windows, gutters, and doors tastefully matched to appear like they were installed in the 1920’s; new lawn, mature privacy Arborvitaes, sprinkler system and new concrete around the entire grounds. Custom steel railing both inside and out, with so much more to see. No expense was spared in this renovation. -The Grosse Pointe Public School System, which serves Grosse Pointe Park and the surrounding areas, is consistently ranked among the top school districts in the state of Michigan. -Grosse Pointe Park is located just a short drive from downtown Detroit, making it a great location for young professionals who want to be close to the city's business and cultural center. -The city is surrounded by water, with Lake St. Clair to the north and the Detroit River to the south. This makes Grosse Pointe Park a great location for water sports enthusiasts. -Several beautiful parks, including Patterson Park Neff Park, Pier Park and Windmill Pointe Park, which offers stunning views of the lake.