108 S MAIDEN, Tecumseh, MI 49286

Spectacular, stunning, and oh, so pretty!  This lovely colonial style home was everything you could want in a home.  This home has been completely remodeled inside and is ready to move in.  Upon entering, you will notice the spacious laundry room, sun room with a bay window, and breakfast nook overlooking the kitchen.  The kitchen is amazing with butcher block counters, crystal chandelier lighting and lots of cabinet space and counter space, with stainless steel appliances included.  You will make lots of memories in the formal dining room with more built-ins.  The oversized living room is great for entertaining family & guests, it also has builts-ins and a natural fireplace to enjoy the cool winter months.  There are French doors leading to the covered porch which is fantastic for entertaining also. The grand stairway leads you to 4 large bedrooms, with ample closet space, and a large bathroom that has also been recently updated. Gorgeous hardwood flooring throughout the home. Additional space in the basement could be used for a 5th bedroom, or office space.  There are also lots of storage cabinets.  Sit out on the covered brick porch and enjoy those summer days under the shade overlooking the professional landscaped yard.   You can enjoy your morning coffee on the upper deck, with a quiet and lovely space overlooking the beautiful backyard.  Lots of shade trees, flowers & bushes, if you love landscaping, this is your home.  There are 2 sheds:  the large shed is 24’ x 14’ and the smaller shed is 7.5’ x 8’.  The seller has even provided stacked wood for the inviting fireplace and firepit on those upcoming Michigan winter nights. For those history buffs, it was built using the finest lumber by the R.S. Moore Lumber Company of Tecumseh and was built for their son in 1928! Just 1 block away from downtown Tecumseh, in the Historical District of town for easy access to shopping and dining.  This home is truly a gem and has the character of a Norman Rockwell painting. Close commute to Ann Arbor, Toledo, or Jackson.