22322 ROXFORD Street Detroit, MI 48219

Step back in time and experience the beauty and craftsmanship of a bygone era with this stunning stone craftsman that Edward J. Bench built in 1926 for himself. Sitting on a tranquil one-acre oasis in the wonderful Malvern Hill Subdivision, this one-of-kind period home boasts incredible historic detail throughout: gorgeous leaded glass; flawless millwork; a stone fireplace; a butler?s pantry with a plate-warming cupboard and built-in spice rack; handmade sconces; ceramic-tiled bathrooms; and rare hand-glazed clay tile roof (with additional tiles on site). Many recent home improvements have been made, including: refinished hardwood floors, restored Weathervane, sealed exterior of basement walls, new electrical panel, new chimney cap, new gutters and new sewer line (full list available). Built in conjunction with the home and featured in Detroit News in 1924, the sunken garden still exists; plus, a drive-thru two-car garage with garage doors on the front and back.