Welcome to 1467 Longfellow in Historic Boston Edison District, a vibrant neighborhood known for its historic homes and tree-lined streets. This home has been renovated and blends classic architecture with modern amenities, featuring updated kitchen, baths, ensuring both period charm and contemporary comfort. Upon your entry into the home the symmetry design of the first floor is classic for homes built during the 1920's era. This home has lots of natural light throughout and offers ample living space, with layouts designed for both daily life and entertaining. The majority of the flooring is hardwood with some custom ceramic tile in the bathrooms and laundry room. The living room area features, french doors, a brick fireplace, and recessed lighting. Just behind the living room, the room shown in the photos features an office space. It may also be used as an informal space as well. The updated kitchen has a layout that features a peninsula, kitchen breakfast bar, and new kitchen cabinetry and appliances with stainless steel finishes. The kitchen integrates nicely into the dining room area. On the second level of the home features 3 bedrooms to include an expanded primary bedroom ensuite that includes sleeping area, a sitting/sunroom, and a spa quality bathroom that has a freestanding spa soaking/bathtub, separate extra large tiled shower, double sink vanity, nicely complimentary bronze fixtures and new custom ceramic tile work. The third floor provides lots of additional living space whereby 2 of the rooms can be used as flex rooms or possible additional bedrooms. Space has been built out and fitted for a third floor laundry. Boston Edison Historic neighborhood has over 900 sought after historic homes and is centrally located, offering easy access to Midtown, the expanding campus of Henry Ford Medical Center, as well as within minutes to downtown Detroit's attractions, dining, professional sports venues and retail, as well as major freeways.