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$369,900
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4 Beds
2 Baths
2,388 SqFt
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521 Adrian Street Manchester, MI 48158
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Key Details
Property Type Single Family Home
Sub Type Single Family Residence
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Square Footage 2,388 sqft
Price per Sqft $154
Municipality Manchester Vlg
MLS Listing ID 25049003
Style Colonial,Historic
Bedrooms 4
Full Baths 1
Half Baths 1
Year Built 1835
Annual Tax Amount $2,799
Tax Year 2024
Lot Size 4.430 Acres
Acres 4.43
Lot Dimensions irr
Property Sub-Type Single Family Residence
Source Michigan Regional Information Center (MichRIC)
Property Description
With a rare elevated million-dollar view of the verdant sprawling River Raisin, the location of this house on almost 4.5 acres was chosen with intentionality long ago. 70 feet above the lily pads, flowing waters and abundant wildlife, the expansive view takes your breath away. On the left side of the property is the old Railroad line. Now just a tree covered path, it takes you down a private 240 ft peninsula into the waters of the River Raisin. Perfect for fishing, kayaking, or just quietly admiring the humble beauty of the area. On the right side of the property, several types of fruit trees are a call back to the days of early settlements when so many would have private orchards. Beyond the long sweeping drive and extensive lawns, the house sits flanked by several outbuildings. A large wood shead to the left provides extra storage, and to the right of the house is a 2+ bay building/workshop and a 2-car garage.
With almost 2400 sq ft, this mid-19th century home started as a small With a rare elevated million-dollar view of the verdant sprawling River Raisin, the location of this house on almost 4.5 acres was chosen with intentionality long ago. 70 feet above the lily pads, flowing waters and abundant wildlife, the expansive view takes your breath away. On the left side of the property is the old Railroad line. Now just a tree covered path, it takes you down a private 240 ft peninsula into the waters of the River Raisin. Perfect for fishing, kayaking, or just quietly admiring the humble beauty of the area. On the right side of the property, several types of fruit trees are a call back to the days of early settlements when so many would have private orchards. Beyond the long sweeping drive and extensive lawns, the house sits flanked by several outbuildings. A large wood shead to the left provides extra storage, and to the right of the house is a 2+ bay building/workshop and a 2-car garage.
With almost 2400 sq ft, this mid-19th century home started as a smaller 2 story Greek revival. With a few early additions, this property now has 4 bedrooms (2 are large!), 2 office/family/craft rooms, and sizeable 1.5 baths. A heated sunroom at the back gives you glorious views and main floor laundry while the 3-season room at the front highlights the grounds. Family events and entertaining have been happening in the walls of the large Livingroom, formal Dining room, and modern Kitchen for over 175 years. Numerous original features are still present in the home such as original Greek revival 2 panel doors, Rim-locks, Trim, hardwood flooring (under the carpet!), and original hard growth timber framing. With a livable base, metal roof, Anderson windows, and so many great useable details, this property is prime for sweat equity and a remarkable transformation at your own pace.
Like the early inhabitants of the area, you can not only enjoy the unrivaled natural world at your back door, but the many parks, paths, shopping, and dining of the Manchester area. Within a walking/rolling/biking distance, you can do things like shop for dinner or gifts, stop by the library, hit up the famers market and spend time with friends. Just a few years short of its Bicentennial, Manchester is once again becoming a hub of growth in Washtenaw County area. Just a quick 25 minutes to Ann Arbor, Jackson, and Adrian-it is a beautiful place to call home! With a rare elevated million-dollar view of the verdant sprawling River Raisin, the location of this house on almost 4.5 acres was chosen with intentionality long ago. 70 feet above the lily pads, flowing waters and abundant wildlife, the expansive view takes your breath away. On the left side of the property is the old Railroad line. Now just a tree covered path, it takes you down a private 240 ft peninsula into the waters of the River Raisin. Perfect for fishing, kayaking, or just quietly admiring the humble beauty of the area. On the right side of the property, several types of fruit trees are a call back to the days of early settlements when so many would have private orchards. Beyond the long sweeping drive and extensive lawns, the house sits flanked by several outbuildings. A large wood shead to the left provides extra storage, and to the right of the house is a 2+ bay building/workshop and a 2-car garage.
With almost 2400 sq ft, this mid-19th century home started as a smaller 2 story Greek revival. With a few early additions, this property now has 4 bedrooms (2 are large!), 2 office/family/craft rooms, and sizeable 1.5 baths. A heated sunroom at the back gives you glorious views and main floor laundry while the 3-season room at the front highlights the grounds. Family events and entertaining have been happening in the walls of the large Livingroom, formal Dining room, and modern Kitchen for over 175 years. Numerous original features are still present in the home such as original Greek revival 2 panel doors, Rim-locks, Trim, hardwood flooring (under the carpet!), and original hard growth timber framing. With a livable base, metal roof, Anderson windows, and so many great useable details, this property is prime for sweat equity and a remarkable transformation at your own pace.
Like the early inhabitants of the area, you can not only enjoy the unrivaled natural world at your back door, but the many parks, paths, shopping, and dining of the Manchester area. Within a walking/rolling/biking distance, you can do things like shop for dinner or gifts, stop by the library, hit up the famers market and spend time with friends. Just a few years short of its Bicentennial, Manchester is once again becoming a hub of growth in Washtenaw County area. Just a quick 25 minutes to Ann Arbor, Jackson, and Adrian-it is a beautiful place to call home!
With almost 2400 sq ft, this mid-19th century home started as a small With a rare elevated million-dollar view of the verdant sprawling River Raisin, the location of this house on almost 4.5 acres was chosen with intentionality long ago. 70 feet above the lily pads, flowing waters and abundant wildlife, the expansive view takes your breath away. On the left side of the property is the old Railroad line. Now just a tree covered path, it takes you down a private 240 ft peninsula into the waters of the River Raisin. Perfect for fishing, kayaking, or just quietly admiring the humble beauty of the area. On the right side of the property, several types of fruit trees are a call back to the days of early settlements when so many would have private orchards. Beyond the long sweeping drive and extensive lawns, the house sits flanked by several outbuildings. A large wood shead to the left provides extra storage, and to the right of the house is a 2+ bay building/workshop and a 2-car garage.
With almost 2400 sq ft, this mid-19th century home started as a smaller 2 story Greek revival. With a few early additions, this property now has 4 bedrooms (2 are large!), 2 office/family/craft rooms, and sizeable 1.5 baths. A heated sunroom at the back gives you glorious views and main floor laundry while the 3-season room at the front highlights the grounds. Family events and entertaining have been happening in the walls of the large Livingroom, formal Dining room, and modern Kitchen for over 175 years. Numerous original features are still present in the home such as original Greek revival 2 panel doors, Rim-locks, Trim, hardwood flooring (under the carpet!), and original hard growth timber framing. With a livable base, metal roof, Anderson windows, and so many great useable details, this property is prime for sweat equity and a remarkable transformation at your own pace.
Like the early inhabitants of the area, you can not only enjoy the unrivaled natural world at your back door, but the many parks, paths, shopping, and dining of the Manchester area. Within a walking/rolling/biking distance, you can do things like shop for dinner or gifts, stop by the library, hit up the famers market and spend time with friends. Just a few years short of its Bicentennial, Manchester is once again becoming a hub of growth in Washtenaw County area. Just a quick 25 minutes to Ann Arbor, Jackson, and Adrian-it is a beautiful place to call home! With a rare elevated million-dollar view of the verdant sprawling River Raisin, the location of this house on almost 4.5 acres was chosen with intentionality long ago. 70 feet above the lily pads, flowing waters and abundant wildlife, the expansive view takes your breath away. On the left side of the property is the old Railroad line. Now just a tree covered path, it takes you down a private 240 ft peninsula into the waters of the River Raisin. Perfect for fishing, kayaking, or just quietly admiring the humble beauty of the area. On the right side of the property, several types of fruit trees are a call back to the days of early settlements when so many would have private orchards. Beyond the long sweeping drive and extensive lawns, the house sits flanked by several outbuildings. A large wood shead to the left provides extra storage, and to the right of the house is a 2+ bay building/workshop and a 2-car garage.
With almost 2400 sq ft, this mid-19th century home started as a smaller 2 story Greek revival. With a few early additions, this property now has 4 bedrooms (2 are large!), 2 office/family/craft rooms, and sizeable 1.5 baths. A heated sunroom at the back gives you glorious views and main floor laundry while the 3-season room at the front highlights the grounds. Family events and entertaining have been happening in the walls of the large Livingroom, formal Dining room, and modern Kitchen for over 175 years. Numerous original features are still present in the home such as original Greek revival 2 panel doors, Rim-locks, Trim, hardwood flooring (under the carpet!), and original hard growth timber framing. With a livable base, metal roof, Anderson windows, and so many great useable details, this property is prime for sweat equity and a remarkable transformation at your own pace.
Like the early inhabitants of the area, you can not only enjoy the unrivaled natural world at your back door, but the many parks, paths, shopping, and dining of the Manchester area. Within a walking/rolling/biking distance, you can do things like shop for dinner or gifts, stop by the library, hit up the famers market and spend time with friends. Just a few years short of its Bicentennial, Manchester is once again becoming a hub of growth in Washtenaw County area. Just a quick 25 minutes to Ann Arbor, Jackson, and Adrian-it is a beautiful place to call home!
Location
State MI
County Washtenaw
Area Ann Arbor/Washtenaw - A
Direction W. Main to Adrian. Just past Furnace St.
Body of Water River Raisin
Rooms
Other Rooms Shed(s), Pole Barn
Basement Michigan Basement, Partial
Interior
Heating Radiant
Flooring Carpet, Linoleum, Wood
Fireplace false
Window Features Insulated Windows
Appliance Dryer, Oven, Range, Refrigerator, Washer, Water Softener Owned
Laundry Main Level, Sink
Exterior
Parking Features Garage Faces Front, Detached
Garage Spaces 4.0
Utilities Available Natural Gas Available, Electricity Available, Cable Available, Natural Gas Connected, High-Speed Internet
Waterfront Description River
View Y/N No
Roof Type Metal
Street Surface Paved
Porch 3 Season Room, Covered, Enclosed, Screened
Garage Yes
Building
Lot Description Rolling Hills
Story 2
Sewer Septic Tank
Water Public
Architectural Style Colonial, Historic
Structure Type Vinyl Siding,Wood Siding
New Construction No
New Construction No
Schools
School District Manchester
Others
Tax ID 16-16-11-101-012
Acceptable Financing Cash, Conventional
Listing Terms Cash, Conventional
Listed by Red Barn Realty LLC
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