This is a 1926 English cottage / Tudor Revival house at 367 Baldwin Road in Birmingham, Michigan - one of the more distinctive vintage homes on that street.What the photo showsThe standout feature is the front entry: a steep, peaked brick porch built of clinker brick (the irregular, protruding, darker-fired bricks that give it a hand-crafted, almost storybook texture). A small decorative metal canopy sits over an ornate wrought-iron door. The main body of the house is painted light-gray wood shingles with trim, steep dark-shingle gables, a brick chimney, a small dormer, and a glass-block basement window on the left. A Japanese maple and groundcover sit to the right of a herringbone-pattern tile walk.House factsBuilt 19264 bedrooms, 2.5 bathsRoughly 2,000–2,400 sq ft (sources vary slightly)Lot about 8,700 sq ft (50 × 176 ft)2-car garageFinished lower levelUpdated kitchen and baths, upstairs laundryWalking distance to downtown Birmingham and Quarton Lake
Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Steve Koleno from Listing Office: Beycome Brokerage Realty LLC.
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