42424 Bradner Ct Plymouth, MI 48170
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Seller Motivated, Bring all offers!! Location, location, location! Nestled on a private road and just under an acre, this unique ranch offers over 2,000 sq ft of comfortable living space plus a separate attached apartment/in-law quarters. Step inside to find a warm and inviting family room featuring a stunning stone wood-burning fireplace that opens to a freshly stained deck with hot tub—ideal for relaxing or entertaining. Inside the main home, you'll enjoy hardwood floors, an updated kitchen with Michigan-made cabinets (2012–2014), a custom double oven, triple-compartment Kohler cast iron sink, and all appliances included, including a newer disposal (2024). The stackable washer/dryer is approximately five years old and stays! The spacious breezeway provides a second private entrance to the apartment, making it perfect for multi-generational living or income potential. The primary suite features a Whirlpool tub, updated counter and cabinets (2014), and excellent storage throughout. Downstairs, a cedar closet and extra finished room add even more functionality. Major updates include: newer windows (2022–2025), Ruud furnace (2022), upgraded electrical (2019), and new gutters (2024). The attached apartment/in-law suite has its own entrance, separate furnace and water heater, full bathroom with updated vanity and top (2019), kitchen with stove and refrigerator, and has just been freshly painted. Ideal for guests, tenants, or extended family. Please also check out the "tool" room off of the garage (the floor plan does not reflect this room). Step outside to enjoy the fire pit, expansive yard with mature trees, and an additional parcel to the right of the home for even more outdoor space. This property offers a rare combination of privacy, flexibility, and thoughtful updates—ready for its next chapter!
Source: REALCOMP #20251010478
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