An 1895 Victorian style home reimagined into an exceptionally designed masterpiece in Detroit's oldest neighborhood, Historic Corktown. The owners have a background and expertise in interior design and kitchen & bath cabinetry and have considered every detail when creating a comfortable, beautiful and inviting space that will be relevant for years to come. Step through the original front entry door painted in a soft blue and notice the 129 year old preserved staircase overlooking the light-filled main living room with soaring 11ft ceilings and lighting by Visual Comfort. The thoughtfully designed kitchen is centrally located on the home's entry level and not only is it visually stunning, it offers top-notch functionality and innovative storage options. Frameless cabinetry drawers were primarily used to maximize space and ease of use, two Fisher and Paykel built-in refrigerators were incorporated into the layout on either side of the Frigidaire gas range cooking zone featuring a natural soapstone backsplash wall. 4 polished nickel sconces illuminate the Chloe Zellige tile backsplash from Bedrosians and the upper walnut shelf with brass brackets from Rejuvenation. Dedicated dining space is positioned underneath an elegant matte black chandelier with direct access to the newly built deck for grilling, entertaining & lounging. Hidden behind the kitchen is the moody scullery that can be used as a coffee bar, additional prep space when entertaining and doubles as a laundry room prepped for stacked appliances. Double doors make the entry into the main floor bedroom (or home office) feel grand. Upstairs, you have a cozy & private primary suite with walk-in closet, two additional bedrooms and another full bath. Light wood flooring installed throughout and low profile carpet in the sleeping areas. The exterior has intricate wood carving trim, new sod & landscaping, step stone walkway leading into the 2 car garage w/ new car door and concrete flooring. See the complete list of updates. Located in an NEZ-Homestead district.