Victorian Residence with Original Carriage House in Monroe, MI

$349,900

Description

206 N. Macomb Street, Monroe, Michigan

A Distinguished Circa-1870 Victorian Residence with Original Carriage House

A rare opportunity to own more than a home—this is an opportunity to become the next steward of a remarkable piece of Monroe history.

Prominently situated on a corner lot near the heart of historic Monroe, 206 N. Macomb Street is an impressive circa-1870 Victorian residence offering more than 2,800 square feet of above-grade living space, a substantial basement, and one of the property’s most captivating features: its original 19th-century carriage house.

From its stately proportions to its enclosed front porch and enduring period character, the home recalls an era when residences were built with individuality, craftsmanship, and permanence. Generously sized rooms and four bedrooms provide exceptional flexibility for everyday living, entertaining, a home office, or simply enjoying the scale and character that are increasingly difficult to find in modern construction.

The property’s historic presence is complemented by significant improvements designed to enhance comfort and longevity. Updates include a new boiler, new windows, new mini-split heating and cooling units, new flooring throughout the main level, a completely remodeled bathroom, and basement waterproofing. The steel roof has also been sealed and painted and includes a warranty.

The original carriage house is a particularly special survivor from the property’s past—a tangible connection to the home’s 19th-century story and a feature that distinguishes this residence from many other historic properties.

Conveniently located near downtown Monroe, with its restaurants, shops, parks, architecture, and historic attractions, the property offers the opportunity to enjoy a distinctive historic residence while remaining close to the conveniences of the city.

For more than 150 years, this home has stood as part of Monroe’s story. Now, 206 N. Macomb Street awaits its next chapter—and the next owner who will appreciate its history, character, scale, and enduring sense of place.

Circa 1870. Victorian character. Original carriage house. Over 2,800 square feet above grade. A truly distinctive opportunity to own and preserve a piece of Monroe history.