19494 Suffolk Drive Detroit, MI 48203

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Welcome to one of Detroit’s prestigious and historical estates. This handsome Tudor estate, boasting over 4, 300 square feet, resides in the desirable Palmer Woods neighborhood. The grounds feature manicured landscapes, ornate iron light fixtures, and exquisite limestone brickwork. With five outdoor spaces connected to the main living rooms and an outdoor kitchen with granite countertops, this estate is perfect for both relaxation and entertaining. The home’s affluent details and handcrafted beautifiers have been preserved, creating living quarters of incomparable quality and workmanship. Elegant wood-paneled walls and period-specific woodworking are evident throughout the property. Wood floors showcase different patterns, including parquet, while inset glass windows allow natural light to illuminate the interiors.The grand staircase in the two-story foyer, with its iron railings and central chandelier, sets a majestic tone. Behind every woodwork door, your imagination runs wild. The living room, centered around a roaring fireplace, welcomes you at the entry. A summer room with Terrazzo flooring offers views of the North and West landscapes. The den, in pristine condition, features custom woodwork and hidden storage. An oversized dining room with a butler’s pantry serves as a secondary prep kitchen. The primary suite is designed with multiple dressing areas, sitting rooms, and private studies. Accommodations include six bedrooms, four full baths, and three half baths. The third floor is fully equipped with two bedrooms, one bath, cedar closets, and generous ceiling height, making it ideal for an in-home theater or entertaining room. The estate also includes a three-car garage with private entry and original plaster work restored to its era. The lower level offers a secondary kitchen, home gym, dual baths, and a recreation/media room. Dual-zoned AC and furnaces ensure year-round comfort, a rare feature for the residence. This estate is a testament to historical preservation and luxurious living.