Located in Detroit’s prestigious Indian Village Historic District, 3456 Burns presents a rare opportunity to restore a grand residence with exceptional architectural character and enduring craftsmanship. Offering approximately 2,000 square feet across two levels, with additional attic conversion potential, this stately home presents a rare opportunity to create something truly special. Featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and an abundance of original character and architectural details, it’s the perfect canvas for restoration, modernization, or a custom vision brought to life.

Inside, you’ll find beautiful leaded glass windows that fill the home with natural light while showcasing the artistry of a bygone era. The spacious living room is anchored by a natural fireplace, creating a focal point rich with historic charm. Generous room sizes, original architectural elements, and a flexible floor plan provide the foundation for a remarkable restoration.

The exterior is equally impressive, highlighted by a distinctive terracotta tile roof that contributes to the home’s timeless curb appeal. The property is further enhanced by thoughtfully planted young specimen trees, including locust, sequoia, southern magnolia, and Hinoki cypress, offering a landscape with tremendous future potential.

Situated on one of Indian Village’s beautiful residential streets, this property is surrounded by some of Detroit’s most architecturally significant homes and is just minutes from downtown Detroit, the Detroit Riverfront, Belle Isle, West Village, and the vibrant dining and entertainment options along Kercheval Ave.

Requiring rehabilitation, this is an exceptional opportunity for investors, preservation enthusiasts, or homeowners seeking to restore a historic Detroit residence to its original grandeur while building substantial equity in one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods.