14734 Schleweis Road , Manchester Township, MI 48158

Est. $5,513/mo with current taxes · See uncapped taxes · See the breakdown

About this home

Step onto 33.54 acres of breathtaking rolling woodlands and open, pristine grasslands at 14734 Schleweis Road, where historic character meets modernity. Built in 1861 by John English and held by only two families across its rich history, this remarkable farmstead offers an extraordinary blend of heritage and tranquility. When purchased by current owners, the home underwent a complete, top-to-bottom renovation, updating every core system--including all new wiring, plumbing, windows, mechanicals, whole house generator, modern baths, and an updated kitchen--and has been impeccably maintained ever since. Custom brick and stonework greet you at the street. As you drive up the large horse shoe drive and to the front of the estate, under the shaded canopy of mature trees, you feel like you just experienced a master class in "arriving". Spanning 2,700 square feet, the residence opens into a large, welcoming entry hall featuring a classic box bay window, situated beside a main-floor bedroomand a formal living room adorned with original historic trim. Toward the back, a spacious eat-in kitchen sits adjacent to the laundry room and a full main-floor bathroom. The focal point of the main level is an extra-large family room anchored by a magnificent, hand-cut rock fireplace. From here, French doors open directly to a covered porch with a porch swing overlooking the peaceful tree-lined hills. Upstairs, the large primary suite features a walk-in closet and dedicated primary bathroom, while two additional bedrooms share a full Jack-and-Jill bath. Outside, ten well-preserved original outbuildings offer limitless possibilities for livestock, equestrian use, workshop spaces, or hobby farming. The diverse natural landscape is crisscrossed with private walking trails and framed by historic rows of maple trees planted over 150 years ago. Comprising two distinct parcels, the property provides the added benefit of a second buildable lot for a future guest house, barn, or separate residence. Tucked away in a serene countryside setting,

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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 $10,611 a year more than this seller pays. The assessor's state equalized value (SEV) is $220,600. 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 Manchester Township's 2025 homestead rate of 33.86 mills and assumes you claim the homestead exemption. See Manchester Township's full tax breakdown or run the uncapping calculator.

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