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429 Douglas Avenue Kalamazoo, MI 49007
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Key Details
Sold Price $248,850
Property Type Multi-Family
Sub Type 2 to 4 Units
Listing Status Sold
Purchase Type For Sale
Municipality Kalamazoo City
MLS Listing ID 20035231
Sold Date 11/12/20
Originating Board Michigan Regional Information Center (MichRIC)
Year Built 1910
Annual Tax Amount $4,324
Tax Year 2019
Lot Size 9,768 Sqft
Acres 0.22
Lot Dimensions 74 X 132
Property Sub-Type 2 to 4 Units
Property Description
Albert Rose, of Rose St Market fame & the leading architect in Kalamazoo at the turn of the century, built this home for himself and his new bride. While on honeymoon in England in 1902, Albert & his bride decided they would replicate a castle & they did just that at 429 Douglas Ave. This English Tudor Style home (circa 1910) features oak coffered ceilings, pocket doors, (imported from a castle in England,) intricate fireplaces & stained glass windows (designed by Louis Tiffany, himself). This unique home has been thoughtfully divided into 4 spacious apartments with detailed Tudor design elements throughout the entire house. The main floor apartment, in particular, retains much of the original distinctive decor, style & craftsmanship.
Location
State MI
County Kalamazoo
Area Greater Kalamazoo - K
Direction Best to use the back drive off Forbes St between the first and second houses off Douglas on the south side of Forbes.
Rooms
Basement Full
Interior
Heating Hot Water, Natural Gas
Fireplaces Number 1
Exterior
Parking Features Paved
View Y/N No
Roof Type Other, Composition
Total Parking Spaces 8
Building
Sewer Public Sewer
Structure Type Wood Siding, Stucco
New Construction No
Schools
School District Kalamazoo
Others
Tax ID 39000616334002
Acceptable Financing Cash, Conventional
Listing Terms Cash, Conventional
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