About this home

Experience the Grandeur of Russell Woods in this Fully Remodeled Colonial Gem! Nestled within the historically significant Russell Woods subdivision, this magnificent 4-bedroom, 2-full-bath colonial home offers a harmonious blend of classic charm and modern luxury. Every detail has been meticulously attended to, ensuring a truly move-in-ready experience. Step inside to discover the timeless beauty of gleaming hardwood floors that extend throughout the entire first level, creating an inviting and elegant ambiance. The home boasts an original wood library, a perfect sanctuary for quiet contemplation or a distinguished home office. Upstairs, all four spacious bedrooms are adorned with brand new, plush carpeting, providing comfort and warmth. The master bedroom offers a unique retreat with its adjoining three-season room, an ideal spot to enjoy your morning coffee or unwind with a book, bathed in natural light. The heart of this home, the kitchen, is designed for both casual family meals and formal entertaining. It features a generously sized breakfast nook, perfect for everyday dining, complemented by a full-size dining room that comfortably accommodates gatherings. This is more than just a house; it's an opportunity to be a part of Detroit's vibrant renaissance. Embrace the rich history and exciting future of this iconic city from the comfort of your beautifully remodeled colonial sanctuary.

The facts

Property taxes: the seller's bill vs. yours

Michigan caps a homeowner's taxable value until the home sells, then it resets. That's about $2,571 a year more than this seller pays. The assessor's state equalized value (SEV) is $49,000. Your taxable value resets to the SEV the year after you buy, and assessors usually raise it to about half the sale price. Estimate uses Detroit's 2025 homestead rate of 64.18 mills and assumes you claim the homestead exemption. See Detroit's full tax breakdown or run the uncapping calculator.

City of Detroit records for this parcel

• NEZ Homestead district: Russell Woods (H155). Owner-occupants who buy here can apply to the City Assessor for a Neighborhood Enterprise Zone certificate, which typically cuts the summer tax bill by 15–20% for up to 15 years. Applications are due October 1 for the following year. The tax estimate above doesn't include it. How NEZ works.
• Local historic district: Russell Woods-Sullivan. Exterior changes such as windows, roofing, doors and fences need approval from the Historic District Commission.

From the City of Detroit's current parcel file, parcel W14I004634S.

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