30543 Everett Street S

About this home

Nestled in the coveted Birmingham School District, this beautifully updated Cape Cod colonial blends timeless charm with modern comfort. Perfectly situated where Southfield, Beverly Hills, Royal Oak, and Berkley converge, the home offers effortless access to world class dining, shopping, and entertainment along the Woodward Corridor. Although the city record reflects the original 1930 build date, the home underwent a comprehensive reconstruction in 2002, giving buyers the benefits of a much more modern structure. Buyers are encouraged to have their agent review the uploaded 2002 rebuild documentation for full details. Inside, the freshly painted interior features new LVT flooring throughout the living room, dining room, kitchen, and halls. The kitchen flows seamlessly into a spacious dining area and a welcoming living room that opens onto a large rear deck overlooking a highly nature oriented backyard -- an inviting sanctuary where birds, deer, and squirrels often visit. With four bedrooms and two full baths, the layout includes two large upstairs bedrooms, each with skylights, bath access, and doorwalls leading to a private balcony retreat. Outdoors, mature trees and lush greenery create a peaceful, park like setting ideal for relaxation or entertaining. Additional highlights include a newer roof and water heater (both 1 year old), updated furnace, central air, and a full length concrete drive leading to a two car detached garage. This warm, inviting home offers space, style, and serenity -- just minutes from downtown Birmingham and Royal Oak -- making it an exceptional opportunity in one of Metro Detroit’s most desirable neighborhoods. Agent affiliated.

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How it compares in Southfield

Over the last 90 days, 120 homes sold in Southfield for a median of $255,000, about $137 per square foot, and the typical one went under contract in 14 days. This home is listed at $319,000, or $190 per square foot, 39% above the city median, and has been on the market 5 days. Size, condition, updates and the exact street all move the number, so treat this as context. See recent Southfield sales or ask us for the comparable sales on this one.

Property taxes for a new owner

The current owner pays about $6,001 a year. A buyer who lives here would pay about $3,803 to $8,353 a year once the taxable value resets after the sale, at the 2025 homestead rate of 51.85 mills for Southfield City and Birmingham 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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