Detroit, Michigan · Est. 1923 · Four Residences
Four fully furnished luxury residences in the heart of Detroit's most celebrated historic corridors. Everything new. Every detail chosen.
01 / 05 · Exterior
A century-old Detroit brick exterior stripped down and rebuilt with intention. Matte black steel accents. Mature arborvitae flanking the entry. The Vivint alarm system watches every angle.
1923 Original Brick
New Steel & Balcony Rail
Vivint Alarm + Cameras
Private + Shared Balconies
02 / 05 · Living Room
Rich leather club chairs. Original red oak hardwood floors. Ceiling speakers embedded flush. A bar-height walnut table that anchors the room. Furnished from the first day.
Original Oak Hardwood
Ceiling Speaker System
Fully Furnished
Natural Light · East Facing
03 / 05 · Kitchen
Butcher block counters. Chevron marble backsplash. Professional gas range in matte black. LG stainless refrigerator. A kitchen that performs at the level of the rest of the home.
Chevron Marble Backsplash
Professional Gas Range
LG Stainless Refrigerator
Pass-Through Bar Shelf
04 / 05 · Bath
Full-wall Calacatta marble tile floor to ceiling. Double-niche herringbone inlay. Industrial coil faucet in brushed nickel. A bath that exceeds what the rent suggests is possible.
Full-Wall Marble Tile
Herringbone Niche Inlay
Industrial Coil Faucet
Deep Soaking Tub
05 / 05 · Bedroom
Original hardwood. Two windows flooding natural light. Walk-in closet with custom shelving. Modern pendant. New window A/C. Every bedroom in every unit.
Original Hardwood Floors
Walk-In Closet
New Window A/C
Modern Pendant Light
The Gallery
Every surface new. Only the original red oak floors and the exposed Detroit brick chimney wall survived the renovation — testaments to what this building has always been. Everything around them was rebuilt with intention.
The Residences
$1,100
–$1,200
Per Room · All Utilities Included
Ideal Residents
Traveling Nurses · Healthcare Professionals
3-Shift Workers · Quiet Professionals
Adults Only · No Pets
The Neighborhood
2080 Seward sits at the intersection of three of Detroit's most architecturally celebrated historic districts. The streets here are lined with century-old canopy trees and homes built when craftsmanship was the only option.
Motown Museum
Hitsville U.S.A.
Major Medical Center
Henry Ford Hospital
Performing Arts
Fisher Theatre
Address
2080 Seward St, Detroit, MI 48206
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