c.1929 Michigan Brick Home For Sale Under $50K

$49,900

Spacious Michigan brick home crafted for effortless comfort and entertaining! Highlights include a large living room anchored by a cozy fireplace and a dedicated formal dining room ideal for family gatherings.

Realtor Comments

The updated kitchen features refreshed cabinets a stainless-steel stove and refrigerator with an attached kitchen nook with a built-in kitchen modular and set. This property also features an extra lot, 2-car garage and vinyl windows throughout.

3bd
1.5ba
1,466sqft
3,485sqft lot
Circa 1929

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14481 Camden Ave, Detroit, MI 48213

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Contact Realtor: Avis Mays
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The Pros

Incredible Architectural & Housing Value: Detroit features stunning historic architecture, from mid-century modern homes in Lafayette Park to grand historic estates in Boston-Edison and Indian Village. Home prices remain well below national averages, offering exceptional value for buyers and historic restoration enthusiasts.
Thriving Downtown & Midtown Core: Massive investments over the past decade have revitalized Downtown, Midtown, Corktown, and the Rivertown district. These areas boast walkable corridors filled with tech hubs, boutique hotels, award-winning restaurants, and iconic venues like the Fox Theatre.
Rich Cultural & Automotive Heritage: As the birthplace of Motown and the American auto industry, Detroit’s cultural footprint is massive. It is home to world-class institutions like the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA), The Henry Ford Museum, the Motown Museum, and a legendary live music scene.
Sports & Entertainment Hub: Detroit is one of the few U.S. cities with all four major professional sports teams (Lions, Tigers, Red Wings, Pistons) playing within a compact, walkable downtown sports district (Comerica Park, Ford Field, Little Caesars Arena).
International Waterfront & Outdoor Spaces: The Detroit RiverWalk (frequently ranked among the best riverwalks in the nation) provides miles of scenic paths, parks, and plaza spaces along the Detroit River, offering direct views across to Windsor, Canada, alongside the historic island park of Belle Isle.

The Cons

High Auto Insurance & Property Tax Rates: Michigan, and specifically the city of Detroit, carries some of the highest auto insurance premiums in the nation due to state no-fault coverage requirements and urban risk pools. Additionally, municipal property tax rates within city limits can be high relative to home purchase prices.
Significant Neighborhood Disparities: While Downtown, Midtown, and prime historic districts are thriving, many outer residential neighborhoods still face challenges with blight, vacant lots, public infrastructure maintenance, and limited commercial investment.
Variable Public Services & Schools: Public transit (DDOT bus system and People Mover/QLINE) serves central corridors well but lacks broad regional reach. Additionally, ratings for Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD) vary widely, prompting many families to explore charter or suburban options.
Severe Midwest Winters: Winters bring cold temperatures, frequent snowfall, and ice storms from December through March, requiring weatherized homes and reliable winter vehicles.
Car-Dependent Metro Region: Outside of the dense central core, Metro Detroit is sprawling and overwhelmingly automobile-dependent, making commutes across the regional highway network necessary for many jobs and suburban amenities.