Detroit’s Indian Village neighborhood is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This 1920 Colonial Revival architecture likely designed by Albert Kahn is nestled on a tree-lined street, boasts 6 bedrooms, 3 stories with cedar roof is renovated from top to bottom! The Everitt Home was built in 1920 by Byron ‘Barney’ Everitt, an automobile mogul who manufactured the Wayne in 1904, and the Rickenbacker Coupe in 1923. Everitt spared no expense on Corinthian ornamental wet plaster archways, crown moldings and chair rails. 10 foot ceilings, beautiful lead glass entry, original restored hardwood floors and hand carved hardwood floral details on the custom built-in bookcase in the library. Create delicious meals in the expansive kitchen with center island, quartz countertops, custom cabinetry and new stainless appliances. Detroit Pewabic tiles grace the stately foyer and opens to a mix of historic charm with timeless updates. New kitchen and bathrooms designed to honor the historic character while giving you the best marble and calcutta materials. Oversized 3 car garage with additional storage in the fenced backyard with space for the pets to roam or a Spring/Summer 2024 cookout. A short drive to Belle Isle, restaurants and GM World Headquarters. The primary suite has high ceilings and Jack/Jill closets that are waiting for you to customize them. The bedroom facing the back elevation of the home has a bonus sun room attached and could also be a primary suite. A new laundry room is waiting for you on the second floor and will accomodate a full size stackable washer/dryer. Third floor also two huge bedrooms and a full bath ready for an Au Pair or the perfect home office with charming ceiling angles and additional closets! There is so much to love about this beautifully restored and renovated Classic! Own a piece of Detroit History that’s turnkey and also features a new sewer line, plumbing for a bath in the basement, and a sump pump. All measurements and data are estimated and buyer to verify.