638 Lawrence St, Detroit, MI 48202

Built in 1912 by renowned Chicago architect Lawrence Buck, this Arts & Crafts beauty is located in the up-and-coming Woodward Village district of Detroit. The first floor offers original hardwood flooring throughout, a private office, and a living room adorned with intricately detailed lead windows and an original Pewabic fireplace. Enjoy reading in the sunroom, which features a rare Pewabic fountain adjacent to the formal dining room. The kitchen provides plenty of storage, a cozy breakfast nook, and a convenient half bath just off the hallway. On the second level, each bedroom is spacious and filled with natural light. The master bedroom is a retreat unto itself, complete with its own sunporch. The third floor features an in-law suite with a full bath, providing comfortable accommodations for guests or extended family. The large backyard is perfect for entertaining, gardening, or pets, offering a versatile outdoor space. Recent updates include energy-efficient double-paned windows, new siding, an updated electrical panel, and a new roof. Situated in the vibrant and evolving Woodward Village district, the home enjoys a strong sense of community and proximity to downtown Detroit. Nearby amenities include parks, schools, shopping centers, and public transportation, making for convenient and easy living. This one-of-a-kind historic home is ready for someone with the vision to bring it back to its grand state. Its timeless beauty, combined with modern updates, provides a unique and comfortable living experience. Whether hosting gatherings or enjoying quiet evenings at home, this residence offers the perfect backdrop for creating lasting memories. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of Detroit's rich history. Schedule a private showing today and experience the charm and elegance of this remarkable home for yourself.