Step into a rare architectural masterpiece in the heart of Historic Boston-Edison. Designed by the acclaimed firm Milder & Eisen for Henry R. Mazer and built in 1924, this grand Limestone Mansion radiates timeless elegance, artistic heritage, and impeccable craftsmanship. A true creative sanctuary, the home has been graced by renowned artists including James Allen Jones and Wes Borland of Limp Bizkit. Under Borland's ownership, the mansion underwent thoughtful renovations that seamlessly married historic charm with modern sophistication. The current owners have lovingly continued this legacy, preserving the home's exquisite original details while enhancing livability for today's standards. This expansive residence features seven spacious bedrooms, including a hidden bonus room and private au pair or in-law quarters. Four full bathrooms and two half baths have been beautifully updated with an eye for both function and design. Sunlight pours into the home's expansive sunrooms, creating bright, inviting spaces that are ideal for both relaxing and inspiring creativity. The elegant formal dining and living rooms are adorned with ornate architectural detailing, making them perfect for entertaining. Throughout the home, lovingly preserved original elements - including hardwood floors, intricate moldings, and period fixtures - speak to its rich history and enduring beauty. Set on a stately lot with mature landscaping, this home offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Detroit's architectural and cultural history. It is an ideal haven for collectors, creatives, and connoisseurs of classic design. Don't miss your chance to own one of Boston-Edison's most iconic residences. Schedule your private showing today.
