19331 Kingsville St Harper Woods, MI 48225
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About this home
Back on market due to buyer's financing falling through!!! Remodeled Top to Bottom - And Yes, It Has TWO Full Bathrooms. Welcome to this fully renovated all-brick ranch in Harper Woods, offering modern updates and flexible living space inside and out. Step into the reimagined kitchen featuring brand-new white shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, a custom tile backsplash, and stainless steel appliances—all selected for both style and function. The updated main-level bathroom includes new ceramic tile, modern fixtures, and a contemporary vanity that complements the home’s clean and timeless design. Throughout the main floor, you’ll find beautifully refinished hardwood flooring and fresh finishes in every room. Downstairs, the finished basement nearly doubles the usable square footage. It includes a second full bathroom and a large bonus room that can function as an additional lounge, creative space, home office, or storage area—whatever suits your needs. Outdoors, the home sits on a double lot with a spacious, fully fenced yard, ideal for gardening, gatherings, or creating a peaceful backyard retreat. A 1 ½ car garage provides room for both parking and storage. Located just north of Moross and east of Rossiter, this Harper Woods home is minutes from Grosse Pointe shopping districts, local parks, and nearby medical centers such as Ascension St. John and Corewell Health Grosse Pointe. Residents enjoy quick access to major freeways, recreational facilities, and dining options. Whether you’re purchasing your first home or downsizing into something low-maintenance, this well-maintained property offers convenience, style, and immediate occupancy. Don’t miss the opportunity to make it yours. Security system and cameras do not stay with the home.
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