3001 Seminole Street

Professional photography & additional photos coming soon as final marketing preparations are being completed. Nestled among mature trees on an extraordinary estate sized setting, this remarkable Tudor Revival residence stands as one of the architectural gems of Indian Village. Built in 1928, the home is deeply tied to Detroit’s architectural legacy & craftsmanship of the early 20th century. The residence was designed by legendary architect C. Howard Crane for John R Bodde, widely recognized as one of the citys most significant architects of the era. Crane is celebrated for shaping many of Detroit’s iconic landmarks, including the Fox Theatre, Detroit Opera House, The Fillmore, etc. Property showcases original craftsmanship & preserved historic detail throughout. Rich wood paneled walls, intricate millwork, curved staircases, parquet & hardwood flooring, dramatic fireplaces, & elegant entertaining spaces create an atmosphere that feels both grand & intimate. The home’s architectural character is complemented by beautifully layered interiors, statement lighting, custom built ins, & curated design moments throughout. Kitchen retains its historic soul with custom cabinetry, vintage inspired finishes, & rare original elements including a remarkable Chrysler & Koppin commercial style sink system, a unique artifact tied to Detroit’s industrial & architectural history. Bold wallpaper selections, original tilework, & timeless materials enhance the homes collected European inspired aesthetic. Offering 4 beds, 3 full baths, & 2 half baths, the residence balances historic integrity with comfortable everyday living. Multiple gathering spaces throughout the home create an setting for entertaining, relaxing, or showcasing art & collections, while oversized windows frame views of the lush surrounding grounds. TRULY rare offering, this is more than a home, it is a piece of Detroit architectural history for the buyer who values craftsmanship, provenance, & timeless design.