Light some candles, grab some cake and break out your party dress because this stunning Indian Village home just turned 100 years old. Happy birthday, darling.
Built by Harry S. Angell for Henry W. Kammer in 1921, this grand 3,156 square foot, five-bedroom, 3.5 bathroom brick Colonial Revival has been endured a loving and meticulous restoration that has preserved the property's unique historical and architectural details, complete with countless custom touches throughout. Boasting three stories, not including a basement, the home features original hardwood floors and antique fixtures. In the living room, a fully restored Pewabic tile fireplace took 80 hours of paint removal to expose the original wood, takes center stage.
As for the kitchen, well, there wasn't one when the current owner moved in (the basement could be seen through the floor of what is now the kitchen) and built it out with custom counters made from salvaged bowling alley floors and a Wolf range. It also features a dimpled copper sink, a large built-in pantry, and a late 18th-century hutch.
The dining room features antique commissioned bronze bloodhounds in honor of Art the bloodhound who resided at the home from 2015-2019, tiger grained oak paneling, and an antique brass spider chandelier.
As for the primary bedroom, it has a massive walk-in closet, you know, for aforementioned party dresses, a unique walk-thru ensuite bathroom with original wall tile, and like every room in the home, follows a whimsical and emotive color and style story.
The professionally landscaped backyard (which gets the most magical speckled light as day becomes night) has a privacy fence, a custom stone patio with a herringbone ring, two separate porches off the sunroom and kitchen, as well as a two-car garage with restored carriage doors and electric car charging station.
If only we looked this good at 100 …
This home is listed by Moe Siddique of Real Living Great Lakes Real Estate.
