Turnkey two-unit multifamily property renovated to the highest standards offering rare quality finishes & meticulous attention to detail. Located in Southwest Detroit's community-centric Michigan-Martin neighborhood - just west of Corktown. Whether you're an investor seeking a high-value property or a buyer looking to generate income from a portion of your home, this property has strong rental potential & low maintenance needs for years to come. The duplex offers two spacious units, an upper and lower flat, each with modern finishes and an extensive list of upgrades throughout. The exterior has a full tear off roof, updated vinyl siding & efficient windows, newly poured concrete throughout the perimeter of the home including front & rear walkways, new privacy fence, updated sewer line w/ exterior clean-out, newly built backyard stone fire pit, well maintained 2 car garage w/ electrical & automatic garage door opener. Each unit is about 1, 100 square feet w/ 2 bedrooms & 1 full bathroom, original refinished hardwood floors, stunning windowed pocket doors separating living & dining areas, all new recessed lighting & matte black ceiling fixtures. Each of the kitchens are completely renovated & thoughtfully designed w/ white cabinetry & quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, seamlessly integrated nook perfect for coffee bar or pantry, & clean lines for a minimalistic look. The lower unit kitchen has a convenient island for extra prep space. The upper unit kitchen has a custom built bench for an eat-in kitchen option w/ lower drawers for extra storage, it's also prepped for in-unit stackable laundry. The lower unit's laundry area is in the basement. Unfinished third floor could be converted into a 3rd separate unit. Tastefully updated bathrooms w/ marble like penny tile flooring, glass shower walls, new vanities, mirrors, & black accent details. Separated utilities, brand new HWTs, furnaces, 2 new central air units will be installed by the seller prior to closing. Upper unit has a private front facing balcony.
