What will $1.6M Buy You in Michigan?

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  1. Oh my gosh! I think I am in love. So inviting and lovely and well done. Let's hope the new owners keep it that way. Worth every penny of the asking price. The video tour is better muted, je pense, but the photo virtual tour is wonderful on a wide screen monitor, because the eye can scan the room in the same way it would in person, so it feels very present and immediate. Wouldn't it be marvelous if all the houses we love to see online could be presented this way? It's the next best thing to being there. This house really has it all, doesn't it? New money could never buy what this house represents. It has breeding, and that's something that people no longer understand in these days of splashy one-upmanship and immediate gratification. Love the way it is laid out, with the two dependencies. It would be perfect for entertaining. I'm packing my bags now!

  2. Now I know why it's sitting the property taxes are exorbitant! $28k/yr based on assessed value of $650k! To give this perspective our house in Seattle has an assessed value of $1.1M and our property tax is $11k.
    The taxes will go up based on the sales price so it may go up another 30percent

  3. Thank you, dear Andrea, for sharing such lovely thoughts about Dan Clancy! It is indeed a beautiful home, and one of many historic properties in charming GPF! Dan was very gracious, and your words are a befitting tribute…keep up the great work: you have a beautiful blog! With kind regards from Anna & Aloysius xo

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