Stunning 1907 Craftsman style home designed by Emil Lorch, the first dean of the University of Michigan architecture school. The house features gorgeous original woodwork, two screened porches and a woodland wildflower garden. The front door opens into a tiled vestibule with a foyer beyond. Gracious living room with a bay window, wood-burning fireplace, and built-in bookcases, opens to one of the porches. Spacious dining room with shoulder-high wainscoting and an original light fixture opens to the same porch. Older kitchen with a pantry and powder room complete the entry level. The second floor includes four bedrooms and two bathrooms. A couple of the bedrooms boast fireplaces and open onto the second screened porch. Two additional bedrooms and a bathroom with Pewabic tile, plus an attic for storage complete the third floor. Recent updates include fresh paint throughout and refinished hardwood floors. The large two-thirds acre lot includes a flat open grassy backyard in addition to the wooded front,...and a two-car carport. It has been in the same family for a century. The owner received the 2006 Preservationist of the Year Award from the Ann Arbor Historic Commission. Perched high on a hill in the Angell school district, close to University of Michigan central and medical campuses and the arboretum. Home Energy Score of one. Download report at osi.a2gov.org/herd.