1830 Balmoral Drive
Detroit, Michigan 48203

Closed / MLS #20230000996 / Single Family / Palmer Woods/ University District
Listing information updated 5/9/2024 at 9:25am
Built in 1922 for Charles B. Van Dusen, president of the S. S. Kresge Corporation, this French Gothic Revival is one of the most breathtaking estates in Detroit. The exterior has a fascinating curved brick facade, stunning limestone carvings, a solarium and slate roof. Inside, the first floor is Architectural Digest-ready with outstanding tiled floors, wood paneling, a coffered ceiling with painted details, glass pane doors, countless fireplaces and built-ins. The second floor has 7 bedrooms and five full baths. The third floor is the party floor with a billiards room and a grand ballroom. On the extensive grounds, the former carriage house has been converted into a four-car garage with a two-bedroom apartment on the second level. Make this home your summer oasis!

Listing Office: Signature Sotheby's International Realty Bham

Listing Office Phone: 248.644.7000

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1830 Balmoral Drive, Detroit, MI 48203 is a single family home which sold for . 1830 Balmoral Drive features 7 Beds, 5 Baths, 2 Half Baths. This single family home has been listed on @properties REMI Christie's International Real Estate since January 5th, 2023 and was built in 1922.