115 Moss Street

About this home

115 Moss has soul! Built in 1915 in the Medbury-Grove Lawn Historic District, this four-bedroom Colonial is full of the kind of original character buyers are usually told has been “updated away.” Hardwood floors, substantial trim, original wood doors, vintage radiators, a classic fireplace and a formal dining room with coffered ceiling details give the home a distinct personality from the moment you walk in. The layout is generous too, with over 1,900 square feet above grade, a 27-foot living room, spacious dining room and four well-sized bedrooms upstairs, including a nearly 20 foot primary. The kitchen offers dark wood cabinetry, stainless appliances, tile backsplash and a butcher block island, while the unfinished basement provides nearly 900 additional square feet for laundry, storage and workspace. Outside, mature trees frame the deep covered front porch, and the backyard includes a patio and detached two-car garage. Recent improvements include a new boiler, garage roof and replaced plumbing beneath the home. The Medbury-Grove Lawn setting brings a strong sense of architectural history and neighborhood character, with convenient access to Woodward, Palmer Park, Ferndale and Downtown Detroit. For the buyer who values original detail, generous space and a home with real personality, 115 Moss stands apart! Schedule your showing today.

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How it compares in Highland Park

Over the last 90 days, 25 homes sold in Highland Park for a median of $60,000, about $46 per square foot, and the typical one went under contract in 27 days. This home is listed at $190,000, or $100 per square foot, 117% above the city median, and has been on the market 34 days. Size, condition, updates and the exact street all move the number, so treat this as context. See recent Highland Park sales or ask us for the comparable sales on this one.

Property taxes for a new owner

The current owner pays about $3,345 a year. A buyer who lives here would pay about $3,394 to $6,066 a year once the taxable value resets after the sale, at the 2025 homestead rate of 63.22 mills for Highland Park City and Highland Park schools, plus the 1% administration fee. Michigan resets a home's taxable value the year after it sells, so the seller's bill isn't a good number to budget with. See the math.

Monthly payment estimate

Estimate only, 30 year fixed, includes taxes at a new owner's rate when listed. Ask us for a lender quote.

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