1807 Seyburn ST , Detroit, MI 48214
Est. $4,313/mo with current taxes · · See the breakdown
About this home
Some historic homes are renovated. This one was reimagined thoughtfully and intentionally. Welcome to 1807 Seyburn, a striking 1912 brick home in the heart of Detroit's beloved West Village. Where timeless architecture meets the kind of finishes and functionality today's buyers actually want. Inside, original stained glass windows, rich hardwood floors, oversized windows, and a beautiful fireplace preserve the soul of the home, while an extensive renovation means you won't be inheriting someone else's to-do list. New electrical, new plumbing, a new roof (2025), and beautifully updated interiors make this a rare blend of historic character and modern peace of mind. The kitchen was designed to be both beautiful and practical, featuring quartz countertops, updated appliances, and clean, timeless finishes that feel right at home in a property of this caliber. Upstairs, there are two additional floors - the primary suite offers the retreat every historic homeowner hopes for but rarely finds, complete with a walk-in closet and private en suite bath. Three additional bedrooms provide flexibility for guests, family, or the perfect work-from-home setup. The outdoor spaces are just as compelling. A spacious backyard is ready for summer dinners and entertaining, while the second-floor patio offers the perfect spot for morning coffee or unwinding at the end of the day. A detached garage rounds out the property. And then there's the location. West Village continues to be one of Detroit's most coveted historic neighborhoods, loved for its tree-lined streets, incredible architecture, and walkable lifestyle. Stroll to neighborhood restaurants and boutiques along Kercheval, spend weekends at Belle Isle or the Detroit Riverwalk, and enjoy being moments from everything that makes city living so special. Historic homes this thoughtfully restored don't come along often. If you've been waiting for one with the character intact and the expensive work already done, this is it!
Monthly payment
The tax line is the seller's current bill from the MLS. Michigan uncaps the taxable value the year after a sale, so tap See uncapped taxes for what a buyer will likely pay then.The uncapped tax line is this home's bill after it uncaps: half the price times 64.18 mills, the 2025 homestead rate here. Insurance is a $2,400/yr placeholder and PMI 0.55% of the loan below 20% down. An estimate, not a loan quote.
The facts
| Price | $550,000 |
| Beds | 4 |
| Baths | 2 full, 1 half |
| Square feet | 2,300 |
| Type | Single family residence |
| Subdivision | WESSONS |
| County | Wayne |
| MLS # | 20261086831 |
| Listed | 2026-10-27 |
| Days on market | 0 |
| Year built | 1912 |
| Possession | At closing |
| Stories | 3 stories |
| Basement | Unfinished |
| Heating | Forced air, Natural gas |
| Foundation | Basement, Brick & mortar |
| Garage spaces | 2.0 |
| Water / Sewer | City water & sewer |
| Parcel number | W17I010988S |
| Listing office | Max Broock, REALTORS®-Detroit |
Property taxes: the seller's bill vs. yours
| This seller today | You, the year after buying | |
|---|---|---|
| Taxable value | $105,100 | about $275,000 |
| Yearly property tax | $9,085 | about $17,651 |
Michigan caps a homeowner's taxable value until the home sells, then it resets. That's about $8,566 a year more than this seller pays. The assessor's state equalized value (SEV) is $105,100. 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: West Village 1 (H106). 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: West Village. 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 W17I010988S.
Location
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