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Open House: Sunday 10/11/2026: 1- 3pm. Built in 1933 for Emily Vernor of Vernors fame, this brick Tudor is completely done, and done right. 1259 Grayton sits steps from Maire and the Village, yet stays tucked away on a quiet street with virtually no through traffic. The home's history has been restored, not replaced. The original oak floors have been refinished, and the original Detroit doors were taken off their hinges, refinished, and rehung with reproduction hardware. Add exposed beams, iron accents, and a wood-burning stone fireplace with a gas starter, and you get the warmth and character new construction can't recreate. The fully remodeled large eat-in kitchen has all KitchenAid appliances, a big center island with seating, and open white oak shelving. It opens to the dining room beneath an exposed white oak beam, so whoever's cooking is never cut off from the table. French doors lead to the family room at the back, with a vaulted shiplap ceiling, European oak flooring, a painted brick wall, and a door straight out to the patio. Upstairs are three bedrooms, including a primary with a private balcony over the yard and a full bath finished this year. All three baths have been renovated: a first-floor half bath and two full baths upstairs. The finished basement adds a shiplap rec room that works as a media room, office, or play space, along with laundry and storage. Out back, cedar privacy fencing and arborvitaes wrap the lawn and an exposed aggregate patio with room for the grill, the fire pit, and everyone you'd want around it. A two-car garage sits at the end of the concrete drive. Roof, furnace, central air, windows (casements on the first floor), exterior doors, porch, concrete drive, aggregate patio, landscaping, and garage with a new slab have all been replaced. A modern home inside a historic shell.

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 58050223372 MLS

Open House: Sunday 10/11/2026: 1- 3pm. Built in 1933 for Emily Vernor of Vernors fame, this brick Tudor is completely done, and done right. 1259 Grayton sits steps from Maire and the Village, yet stays tucked away on a quiet street with virtually no through traffic. The home's history has been restored, not replaced. The original oak floors have been refinished, and the original Detroit doors were taken off their hinges, refinished, and rehung with reproduction hardware. Add exposed beams, iron accents, and a wood-burning stone fireplace with a gas starter, and you get the warmth and character new construction can't recreate. The fully remodeled large eat-in kitchen has all KitchenAid appliances, a big center island with seating, and open white oak shelving. It opens to the dining room beneath an exposed white oak beam, so whoever's cooking is never cut off from the table. French doors lead to the family room at the back, with a vaulted shiplap ceiling, European oak flooring, a painted brick wall, and a door straight out to the patio. Upstairs are three bedrooms, including a primary with a private balcony over the yard and a full bath finished this year. All three baths have been renovated: a first-floor half bath and two full baths upstairs. The finished basement adds a shiplap rec room that works as a media room, office, or play space, along with laundry and storage. Out back, cedar privacy fencing and arborvitaes wrap the lawn and an exposed aggregate patio with room for the grill, the fire pit, and everyone you'd want around it. A two-car garage sits at the end of the concrete drive. Roof, furnace, central air, windows (casements on the first floor), exterior doors, porch, concrete drive, aggregate patio, landscaping, and garage with a new slab have all been replaced. A modern home inside a historic shell.

1259 Grayton, Grosse Pointe Park

Courtesy of Thomas J Stevenson 3136223516

$1,150,000

Some homes make an impression. This one gives you something to remember in every room. Designed by Gustav Steffens in 1928, 852 Whittier pairs remarkable architecture with the warmth and livability of a thoughtfully maintained Grosse Pointe home. Six bedrooms, three full baths, two half baths and over 4,600 square feet across three stories offer generous space for everyday living and memorable gatherings. The introduction is unforgettable: a terracotta walkway, raised terrace and foyer showcasing stunning mermaid-pattern Pewabic tile. Beyond it, ornate plaster moldings, glazed medallions and carved woodwork reflect the craftsmanship of another era. Beautiful leaded-glass windows draw abundant sunlight throughout the home, illuminating refinished hardwood floors and freshly painted interiors. The original details give each room its personality; the natural light brings it all to life. The living room's French limestone fireplace and original stained glass create an inviting setting for conversation and evenings by the fire. French, pocket and accordion doors allow the principal rooms to flow together for entertaining or close for quieter moments. The adjoining library and alcove offer space to settle in with a book or enjoy the afternoon light. The formal dining room, framed by a bay window overlooking the garden, is ready for holiday traditions and dinners that linger long after dessert. The spacious eat-in kitchen features new Thermador appliances, an alcove dining area and room for cooking and conversation without crowding the cook. A second staircase adds convenience, while a new porch and tiled terraces offer places to enjoy morning coffee or an evening outdoors. The primary bedroom provides a quiet retreat, with the same welcoming character that runs throughout the home. Original bathrooms preserve an important part of its 1928 appeal, complementing the architectural details rather than interrupting them. Six bedrooms provide flexibility for guests, work-from-home space and changing needs. A lower-leve

6 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 58050222435 MLS

Some homes make an impression. This one gives you something to remember in every room. Designed by Gustav Steffens in 1928, 852 Whittier pairs remarkable architecture with the warmth and livability of a thoughtfully maintained Grosse Pointe home. Six bedrooms, three full baths, two half baths and over 4,600 square feet across three stories offer generous space for everyday living and memorable gatherings. The introduction is unforgettable: a terracotta walkway, raised terrace and foyer showcasing stunning mermaid-pattern Pewabic tile. Beyond it, ornate plaster moldings, glazed medallions and carved woodwork reflect the craftsmanship of another era. Beautiful leaded-glass windows draw abundant sunlight throughout the home, illuminating refinished hardwood floors and freshly painted interiors. The original details give each room its personality; the natural light brings it all to life. The living room's French limestone fireplace and original stained glass create an inviting setting for conversation and evenings by the fire. French, pocket and accordion doors allow the principal rooms to flow together for entertaining or close for quieter moments. The adjoining library and alcove offer space to settle in with a book or enjoy the afternoon light. The formal dining room, framed by a bay window overlooking the garden, is ready for holiday traditions and dinners that linger long after dessert. The spacious eat-in kitchen features new Thermador appliances, an alcove dining area and room for cooking and conversation without crowding the cook. A second staircase adds convenience, while a new porch and tiled terraces offer places to enjoy morning coffee or an evening outdoors. The primary bedroom provides a quiet retreat, with the same welcoming character that runs throughout the home. Original bathrooms preserve an important part of its 1928 appeal, complementing the architectural details rather than interrupting them. Six bedrooms provide flexibility for guests, work-from-home space and changing needs. A lower-leve

852 Whittier Rd, Grosse Pointe Park

Courtesy of Sine & Monaghan LLC 3138847000

$499,000

This Grosse Pointe Park home features 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, along with timeless architectural character throughout. Beautiful plasterwork, detailed moldings, inlaid hardwood floors, custom leaded glass windows and a Pewabic tile fireplace create a truly distinctive interior. A lovely fountain just off the living room adds another captivating touch. The renovated primary bath features a steam shower. Notable improvements include an updated boiler, a replaced sewer line with an outdoor cleanout, copper plumbing runs and R39 attic insulation. Exterior highlights include a redone driveway, improved front stairs and railing, refreshed porch elements and an attached garage. The sizable front porch provides the perfect setting for relaxing, while the functional backyard and comfortable layout make everyday living easy. A wonderful opportunity to enjoy classic craftsmanship alongside meaningful mechanical improvements. *Licensed real estate agents own home*

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 20261061909 MLS

This Grosse Pointe Park home features 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, along with timeless architectural character throughout. Beautiful plasterwork, detailed moldings, inlaid hardwood floors, custom leaded glass windows and a Pewabic tile fireplace create a truly distinctive interior. A lovely fountain just off the living room adds another captivating touch. The renovated primary bath features a steam shower. Notable improvements include an updated boiler, a replaced sewer line with an outdoor cleanout, copper plumbing runs and R39 attic insulation. Exterior highlights include a redone driveway, improved front stairs and railing, refreshed porch elements and an attached garage. The sizable front porch provides the perfect setting for relaxing, while the functional backyard and comfortable layout make everyday living easy. A wonderful opportunity to enjoy classic craftsmanship alongside meaningful mechanical improvements. *Licensed real estate agents own home*

1305 Bedford Rd, Grosse Pointe Park

Courtesy of Lambrecht Realty LLC 3137364444