Rebuilt 1872 House With 600-Bottle Wine Cellar Asks $2,264,900

BRUCE, MI -- Set on over three and half acres at 439 Morton St, Bruce, this 6-bedroom, 5.2-bath home offers the best of old and new. Outside and at its foundation, this is a farm manor built in 1872. Inside, the entire house has been rebuilt from the studs to create a modern family retreat with nods to the past. There's a brand new gourmet chef's kitchen with commercial grade stainless steel appliances, white custom cabinets (many with glass fronts) and a large center island. The counters are marble, and the massive Wolf range stands under a custom vent hood and is highlighted with a custom white tile surround in a herringbone pattern. Elegant glass pendant lights help show off the island, and there's also a bar space with a prep sink to make entertaining a little easier.

The first floor master suite has a truly luxurious bath with a large vessel tub and a shower that's more of a steam room than the usual Euro glass item you see in homes of this type. There are five more bedrooms upstairs, a 2nd floor great room, garage space for 10 cars plus, and additional space in the detached garage that would make a great gaming area or workshop. Theres also a newly-built carriage house with an apartment inside, great for guests or for a permanent caretaker. The house has a large circular drive, hand rubbed walnut floors on the main level, and a 600-bottle wine cellar.

• Address: 439 Morton St, Bruce, Michigan
• Price: $2,264,900
• Square Feet: 7364
• Bedrooms: 6
• Bathrooms: 5 Full and 2 Half Baths
• Built: 1872

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