Buy a houseat 2000 San Lu Rae Drive SE, East Grand Rapids, MI 49506

This is a one of a kind home, an iconic piece of East Grand Rapids Architecture. Only three families have owned this property, including the one that built it. This is the first time it has ever been on the market. Modeled after a trip through the French Countryside, there is truly nothing like it. The craftsmanship is impeccable, the design stunning, and the 1.14 acre lot it is nestled onto makes this a truly unique opportunity. Updates have been thoughtful and planned. The original wall paper in the dining room has been preserved by each owner. The circle drive is hand laid brick, requiring no maintenance since laid 10 years ago. The millwork is stunning, each renovation done to enhance, not necessarily change. The home provides an ensuite bedroom on the main floor. This could easily be opened up for another living space, be used as a primary on the main floor or remain a private guest suite. The kitchen was tastefully remodeled and featured in Better Homes and Gardens after completion. Beautiful built-ins, butlers pantry, luxury appliances, and inset cabinetry were used. The main entry has a sweeping staircase, arched entries, gorgeous moldings and looks through the dining room to a large picture window featuring the yard where not a neighbor can be seen. The living room is anchored by a fireplace with windows flanking each end, and a screened in porch over looking the backyard. A favorite room in the home is the paneled den with the hidden bar. The second floor has four large bedrooms, three full bathrooms and closets in each room and throughout the floor. The Primary Suite was recently updated including the bath. We believe there are wood floors through the second floor. The basement has multiple rooms, a fireplace, and can function as a buyer requires. The location is one of the best that exists in East Grand Rapids. A spacious lot, a beautiful view of triangle park, and walkability to the Village, the schools, and all the East offers. This is not an opportunity that arises often, in fact, it never has before.