Situated in the quiet heart of the Palmer Woods neighborhood in Detroit, this gracious 4776 square foot Tudor-style home is in pristine, near original condition. Built in 1926, and designed by architect Clarence Day, it is exemplary in both it’s grandeur and it’s livability. The formal entry opens up to a Spanish tile foyer with a sweeping curved staircase with wrought iron stair railing, Chippendale style wood paneled doors and stained glass windows. The living room, dining room, and library open off the central hallway in a pleasing, easy layout with large, leaded glass windows in every room and views to the gardens throughout. Stroll through the paneled dining room with barrel ceilings and plaster relief, leading into a generous sized kitchen, quite uncommon in the homes of this