Before the invasion of the "big foot homes" the neighborhood surrounding downtown Birmingham (west of Woodward, east of Southfield, south of Maple, and north of Lincoln) used to be an eclectic mix of bungalows, colonials, and tudors. Today, they are all but gone to make way for seven figure new construction...which brings us to 907 Ann Street. As you can see, this home has been exceptionally well preserved in its original condition, and it is a worthy example of an era that started the growth of Birmingham. The condition of the original exterior and interior elements are a fitting testimonial to its preservation. It has and will stand up to the test of time. This home is perfect for those who appreciate and respect historic structures. The preserved elements can easily last another 100 years. Note the functional floor plan, the sensible transition from the interior to the exterior, the high ceilings, the unique architectural features, and the generous natural light exposure throughout. Move in as is, personalize it while staying within the structure envelope, or expand it into the generous lot. There is absolutely nono ceiling on what can be spent in this neighborhood on renovation or construction. The home is located in a neighborhood with proud neighbors near vibrant Birmingham's restaurants, shops, theaters, award winning public schools, and groomed parks. The square footage was determined by a licensed and professional appraiser.
Courtesy of Signature Sotheby's International Realty Bham 2486447000
Selling Office: Signature Sotheby's International Realty Bham.
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