PHOTOS: Jack White’s Former Indian Village Home For Sale

DETROIT, MI — The previous Indian Village home of musician Jack White has hit the market and it packs a ton of history.

The historic house was built in 1914 by renowned architect C. Howard Crane for prominent attorney Ralph Phelps, according to reports. Crane also designed Detroit's Fox Theater, the DIA, the Detroit Opera House, and The Fillmore.

The White Stripes recorded their 5th Studio Album on the staircase because White "liked how it sounded,” WDIV reported.

The home has four bedrooms, six bathrooms, three gas fireplaces and a total of nearly 9,000-square feet of living space, with a garage and car port.

Here’s a blurb from the realtor:

This notable home claims over half an acre in Indian Village on a large double lot. Completely updated and designed for entertaining inside and out. A bright, light filled home with large spaces and high ceilings giving you “room to breath.” Three large gas fireplaces in the library, family, and master bedroom make it warm and inviting in winter months. A large sunroom, patio and porch make it ideal year-round. Light filled office, butlers pantry, custom wardrobe and fully functional basement make this home truly one-of-a-kind. Walking distance to Belle Isle and downtown restaurants and shopping. Ten minute drive to Downtown Detroit.

The price tag is $1,114,000 for the Seminole street home.

Check out more from the listing here.