Set along the prestigious Detroit Golf Club, this striking mid-century modern residence blends architectural pedigree with timeless Detroit history. Built and owned until 2013 by the Feigenson family, founders of the iconic Faygo pop, this home offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the city's storied past in one of its most coveted golf-course settings. The circular drive sets the tone on arrival. Step inside to a dramatic two-story grand foyer, where rich travertine floors stretch beneath a sculptural staircase, and a wall of windows frames the greenery beyond. The great room is the heart of the home, wrapped in walnut paneling, crowned by exposed wood-beam ceilings, and anchored by a floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace with original built-ins and a wet bar. A wall of glass and sliding doors opens to the patio and backyard. Open to the living space, the kitchen is a mid-century showpiece: original walnut cabinetry with reeded-glass uppers, refreshed with white quartz, a butcher-block island with a professional-grade gas cooktop, stainless appliances, and a breakfast bar. The first-floor primary suite is a private retreat with a generous dressing room lined in built-in walnut storage and a spa-inspired marble bath with a double vanity. Upstairs, four generous bedrooms and three full baths, two en-suite, offer comfort and flexibility. Custom closets throughout add everyday function to the home's timeless style. The Detroit Golf Club is among the region's premier clubs, anchored by its landmark Albert Kahn-designed Tudor clubhouse and two 18-hole courses, the North Course recently overhauled, along with a pool and tennis courts. As host of the 2026 Rocket Mortgage Classic, it's a rare convergence of history, design, and setting. Moments from Palmer Park and the Avenue of Fashion shopping and dining district on Livernois, the home also qualifies for the NEZ homestead property tax abatement.
