276 Lewiston Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236

This is the anti-flip. 276 Lewiston Road is a high-end, bespoke historic renovation executed with uncompromising attention to detail as a true ode to its 1929 architecture: four bedrooms and 4,209 finished square feet of brick Colonial in Grosse Pointe Farms.

Designed at the intersection of period-correct Art Deco character and "Patina Modern" luxury, this is a rare find for the buyer who values authentic preservation over transient trends. THE DESIGNER The principal designer is the owner's wife, who brings a background in historic preservation to every decision in the home.

Her preservation work includes 4405 Yorkshire, Detroit. She is completing her master's degree in architecture at Kendall College of Art and Design. THE RENOVATION The home is under active renovation, with an anticipated completion date of November 5. Upon completion of the renovation, the home is expected to be turnkey.

The centerpiece is a one-of-one custom kitchen transformation in its final stages of bespoke millwork and installation, featuring handcrafted, furniture-grade cabinetry and custom details you simply will not see replicated anywhere else. Already complete: the entire home has been painted, the exterior has been power washed, and every door has been repaired and fitted with period-correct handles and hardware.

SMART HOME, INCLUDED WITH THE PURCHASE The smart home system conveys with the sale: - Google Nest Thermostat - Google Mesh Wi-Fi - Google Home Hub - Govee smart lighting PRIVATE PREVIEWS Because the final artisan finishing is still underway (with main living spaces functioning as an active woodworking studio), previews are offered strictly by appointment.

Pre-approval or verified proof of funds is required before any private tour is confirmed. An exceptional opportunity for a historic secondary residence or a primary home close to schools, parks, and the Kercheval district. Completion timing is an estimate and may change. Owner is a licensed real estate agent in the State of Michigan.