This 1924 English Cottage style home is called The Crickett House, named for its original owner Elizabeth McCrickett who was a faculty member of the Michigan State Normal College, now known as EMU. Situated at the entryway to the College Heights neighborhood and less than 1/10th of a mile from EMU, this home is highlighted by a fieldstone chimney and a custom-made wrought iron gate in the rear. The iron gate leads into an intimate patio flanked by a handset fieldstone surround and a cottage garden with slate stepping-stones.With almost 2200 square feet of living space, the current owners have lovingly restored it over the years to reflect much of its original elegance. The roomy first floor has a large foyer, a grand living room with a natural fireplace, and a comfortable Master bedroom en suite. An ample-sized kitchen almost feels ready for Sue and Mel and another episode of The Great British Baking Show! The studio space could easily be returned to a one-car attached garage. This home features beautifully maintained hardwood floors everywhere, four spacious and bright bedrooms upstairs, one with a natural fireplace, and a full bathroom. The home has been updated with newer windows and central air-conditioning.
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