711 Union St, Port Huron, MI 48060

Own a piece of history with this well-kept and cared for 1880-built home, where timeless charm meets modern convenience!  Move-in ready!  Endless opportunities, w/ option of using the 2nd floor bonus room as a 5th bedroom, or VERY easily convert the home to two units (multi-family zoning required).  Two separate interior staircases in place since construction, each w/ their own entryway (front and side doors).  Fully vinyl sided, future exterior maintenance is minimal!  Step inside, past the wrap-around covered porch and be greeted with a large but cozy dining room centered around a natural wood fireplace and 19th century organ. The organ was made the same year as the home and included with the sale!  Most of the interior doors and trim are original solid oak, including built-in oak cabinets in the upstairs hallway.. a reminder of craftsmanship from a different time!  The kitchen is very spacious, loads of cabinet/counter space and even room for the included (but removable) Ikea island w/ stools.  1st floor features a big bedroom with two closets and functional heavy oak pocket door, 1st floor laundry w/ room for pantry, modern updated full bath w/ stand up shower.  Each upstairs bedroom has a walk-in closet.  Primary bedroom features another gorgeous natural fireplace.  2nd floor updated full bathroom has a stand-up shower and freestanding soaker tub!  Whole house fan keeps the home cool in the summer.  Attic is TALL and already wired with lights, making it perfect for storage and easily accessible with pulldown access in bonus room.  Enjoy your morning coffee on the covered rear deck!  Backyard is fenced and has tons of room for your furry friends!  Location is amazing, located right in the heart of Olde Town Historical District w/ everything you could want/need within walking distance.  just blocks from the water and a short walk to Downtown.  Enjoy plentiful summer events, shopping, dining, entertainment opportunities only minutes away.  6 min drive to I-94 or I-69, 5 min drive to the Blue Water Bridge.