Stunning & very well maintained 2,800 sqft 4 bedroom, 3 story brick Historic Townhouse* in Midtown! Surrounded by similar remarkable homes in the East Ferry Historic District, this home is a joy to experience. Its convenient layout includes a large foyer that leads to a spacious living room with bay window & fireplace, an updated kitchen with granite counters & maple finished cabinets, a formal dining room with bay window, and a beautiful stairway with intricate railing. The second floor features 3 bedrooms which include a master bedroom with a private balcony & master full bath. The third floor is a huge loft which could be a master bedroom (or media/rec room) with new window h/c unit added for extra comfort. In addition, it features a large private basement with a 1/2 bath & lots of storage space. Included with its history and exquisite character are many newer high-end appliances (dishwasher, washer/dryer, water heater & more), 2 1/2 baths, refinished hardwood floors, large closets, a garage with extra assigned parking, a large covered front porch and a covered deck off back of home. Immediate occupancy, property is centrally located (Art Center) and is walking distance to Wayne State Medical School, Detroit Medical Center, Detroit Institute of Arts, Michigan Science Center, Detroit Film Theatre, Peck Park, Library & many other shops, restaurants, cafes, & museums, Bike/Scooter rentals & QLINE Transit are nearby, short drive to Downtown Detroit, all data apx. *Special Note…Called the "Tuskegee of the North” at the time, this historic home was once the Slade-Gragg Academy of Practical Arts and was the first black vocational school in Detroit. It was founded by Dr. Rosa Slade Gragg - an African American activist, politician, and advisor to three United States presidents. For website links showing properties history please call us & we would be happy to provide them as the MLS does not allow website links