A Home Rooted in Legacy - This unique 4 bedroom, 2 bath home is a testament to visionary planning and a deep connection to the land. Purchased in the 1970s and built in 1987, the home stands as a blend of traditional charm and innovative design. The original owners, inspired by their entrepreneurial ventures and love for architecture, meticulously planned every detail to create a residence that harmonizes with its surroundings. This is the first time this property has been available since the early 70s. Architectural Highlights: Silo Tower: Ingeniously repurposed as a natural air conditioner, the tower draws in cool air during summer evenings. Solar South Orientation: Strategically positioned to maximize natural light during the winter months. Repurposed Elements: Incorporates materials from a century home, such as pine doorways, a brick accent wall, and a cast-iron tub as a feature in the primary bathroom, blending history with modern living. Customized Layout: Thoughtfully designed with aesthetic appeal. This property is a sanctuary for nature lovers. The lush gardens and mature trees frame Sharpes Creek, creating a picturesque and serene environment.
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Source:TREB #X10463646
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Sale history for 37213 Hills Rd
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Event
Price
TREB #X10463646
Dec 4, 2024
Delisted
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Nov 21, 2024
Listed
$1,275,000
+30
A Home Rooted in Legacy - This unique 4 bedroom, 2 bath home is a testament to visionary planning and a deep connection to the land. Purchased in the 1970s and built in 1987, the home stands as a blend of traditional charm and innovative design. The original owners, inspired by their entrepreneurial ventures and love for architecture, meticulously planned every detail to create a residence that harmonizes with its surroundings. This is the first time this property has been available since the early 70s. Architectural Highlights: Silo Tower: Ingeniously repurposed as a natural air conditioner, the tower draws in cool air during summer evenings. Solar South Orientation: Strategically positioned to maximize natural light during the winter months. Repurposed Elements: Incorporates materials from a century home, such as pine doorways, a brick accent wall, and a cast-iron tub as a feature in the primary bathroom, blending history with modern living. Customized Layout: Thoughtfully designed with aesthetic appeal. This property is a sanctuary for nature lovers. The lush gardens and mature trees frame Sharpes Creek, creating a picturesque and serene environment.
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Style: Single Family Residential
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Region: Huron County
Home facts updated by public records on Aug 9, 2023