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Nestled in the serene embrace of Detroit’s Roselawn Park, 18645 Roselawn Street stands as a masterful mid-century gem, where architectural elegance meets effortless sophistication. This expansive three-bedroom residence, thoughtfully expanded and impeccably preserved, unfolds across sunlit interiors that invite both intimate repose and grand conviviality.
Enter to gleaming hardwood floors that guide you through a luminous living expanse, where walls of windows frame the changing seasons beyond. The heart of the home reveals itself in the extraordinary double-volume addition—a soaring sanctuary of vertical drama, crowned by a dramatic fireplace that draws the eye and warms the soul. Here, vaulted ceilings amplify the sense of boundless possibility, while seamless transitions to the adjoining dining and kitchen areas create an ideal canvas for culinary artistry and shared feasts. Custom wood cabinetry, pristine tiled counters, and vintage-inspired fixtures blend seamlessly with modern appliances, evoking a timeless charm.
Retreat to the wood-paneled office, a refined haven enveloped in rich mahogany tones, perfect for contemplation or creation amid built-in shelving and soft ambient light. The three generously proportioned bedrooms offer tranquil escapes, each bathed in natural glow from oversized windows and period millwork, with ample closets and serene vistas. The original bathrooms, lovingly maintained with their iconic pastel tiles, arched vanities, and clawfoot accents, whisper of the home’s storied past while delivering enduring allure.
Descend to the fully finished basement, a versatile lower level alive with potential—be it a cozy media lounge, fitness retreat, or guest suite—complete with abundant storage, utility spaces, and polished concrete floors under recessed lighting. Mechanical systems hum with quiet efficiency, underscoring the home’s meticulous stewardship.
Outdoors, a private, snow-dusted yard beckons through French doors, framed by mature trees and the subtle grace of neighboring brick facades
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Nestled in the serene embrace of Detroit’s Roselawn Park, 18645 Roselawn Street stands as a masterful mid-century gem, where architectural elegance meets effortless sophistication. This expansive three-bedroom residence, thoughtfully expanded and impeccably preserved, unfolds across sunlit interiors that invite both intimate repose and grand conviviality.
Enter to gleaming hardwood floors that guide you through a luminous living expanse, where walls of windows frame the changing seasons beyond. The heart of the home reveals itself in the extraordinary double-volume addition—a soaring sanctuary of vertical drama, crowned by a dramatic fireplace that draws the eye and warms the soul. Here, vaulted ceilings amplify the sense of boundless possibility, while seamless transitions to the adjoining dining and kitchen areas create an ideal canvas for culinary artistry and shared feasts. Custom wood cabinetry, pristine tiled counters, and vintage-inspired fixtures blend seamlessly with modern updates, evoking a timeless charm.
Retreat to the wood-paneled office, a refined haven enveloped in rich mahogany tones, perfect for contemplation or creation amid built-in shelving and soft ambient light. The three generously proportioned bedrooms offer tranquil escapes, each bathed in natural glow from oversized windows and period millwork, with ample closets and serene vistas. The original bathrooms, lovingly maintained with their iconic pastel tiles, arched vanities, and timeless accents, whisper of the home’s storied past while delivering enduring allure.
Descend to the fully finished basement, a versatile lower level alive with potential—be it a cozy media lounge, fitness retreat, or guest suite—complete with abundant storage, utility spaces, and polished concrete floors under recessed lighting. Mechanical systems hum with quiet efficiency, underscoring the home’s meticulous stewardship.
Outdoors, a private, snow-dusted yard beckons through French doors, framed by mature trees and the subtle grace of neighboring brick facades. T
