A 'Castle' in Downtown Detroit? Royal Living Awaits for $1.2M
The iconic 'royal' home, on the market for $1.2 million, is surrounded by history in the Indian Village area of Detroit.
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The iconic 'royal' home, on the market for $1.2 million, is surrounded by history in the Indian Village area of Detroit.
The iconic 'royal' home, on the market for $1.2 million, is surrounded by history in the Indian Village area of Detroit.
The iconic 'royal' home, on the market for $1.2 million, is surrounded by history in the Indian Village area of Detroit.
Sometimes when we see historic Detroit homes for sale, a lot of the home's character has been replaced with white or gray paint and subway tile. That's not the case in this Indian Village home located at 1089 Iroquois St. The home was designed by architect Louis Kamper, who also designed the Book-Cadillac Hotel, Book Tower, and Broderick Tower. The seven-bedroom house has four full bathrooms, three half-bathrooms, and a three bedroom carriage house.
This once-burnt-out home in a north-end Detroit neighborhood was destined to be leveled. But thanks to some historic, repurposed materials, it's now stunning.