This is a three bedroom brick home on a quiet side street in Franklin Village. Quiet and safe setting in a very prestigious area in the community. You will love the quiet country like setting with the convenience of being very centrally located to the Detroit Metropolitan area. Franklin is known for the Franklin Cider Mill and was designated Michigan's first historic district. The quaint Franklin Village center is one mile away with restaurants and shops. The space Sprawling contemporary ranch on acre lot in Franklin. Bright living room with bayed window and fireplace. Dining room opens to kitchen, family room and loft area. White updated kitchen with stainless appliances, double oven, granite counter tops, bar counter, and eat-at peninsula. Awesome sun flooded family room addition boasts dual door-wall entrances to patio, unique loft area with balcony. Updated main bath features double sink vanity with a quartz top, ac separate bidet and a new tiled shower. Hardwood through most of home. Huge one acre lot with scenery and a two stall garage. Guest access Guests can access the entire property including the loft area, garage and basement. Other things to note Franklin Village was founded by Elijah Bullock and other settlers, and was named after Benjamin Franklin. The village's collection of essentially original-condition structures is quite unusual in suburban Detroit. The village was incorporated in the fifties. In the early sixties, a historical marker was erected that reads: "FRANKLIN VILLAGE . It was founded in the early eighteen hundreds. The first postmaster was Dr. Ebenezer Raynale, state legislator and physician. The William Huston store, was the forerunner of a business center that later included the famous Broughton Wagon Shop, the Van Every Mills, now Ye Olde Cider Mill, several taverns, two distilleries, and two churches. The village also was a station on the Underground Railroad. Franklin still has the appearance and atmosphere of an early Michigan village."