Lafayette Park/Eastern Market Tour. Departs Cobo at 4 p.m.. Bus one – departs
Cobo at 4 p.m.. • Devries Cheese Shop in Eastern Market. • Chateaufort home.
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This House Party Route is the most in depth and takes a deep dive into Detroit’s Villages neighborhood on the East Side. Stops include the world-famous Heidelberg Project, 110-year old Pewabic Pottery, an historic Indian Village mansion and a newly remodeled riverfront condo.
East Side Tour
One bus – departs Cobo at 4 p.m. • Indian Village home • Pewabic Pottery • Alden Towers • Heidelberg Project • Return to Cobo
Indian Village Built in 1908. Recording studio in house. Art in every room from national and local artists.
Alden Towers
Headquartered in Denver, CO, Triton purchased the towers in August 2012. Since then, the company has invested heavily in the renovation and restoration of the property. Beginning with the East Jefferson Avenue-facing Tower A, the Triton team is implementing a phased overhaul that includes rehabilitation of the towers’ more than 380 residential units, on-site fitness and laundry centers, underground parking garage, expansive lobby and outdoor living spaces.
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Lafayette Park is one of the most unique and sought after residential neighborhoods in the city. Just blocks from Eastern Market and the Riverfront Lafayette Park features a 13-acre park, mid-century modern townhouses and high rises with the best views in Detroit.
Lafayette Park/Eastern Market Tour Departs Cobo at 4 p.m.
Bus one – departs Cobo at 4 p.m. • Devries Cheese Shop in Eastern Market • Chateaufort home • Nicolet Place home • Return to Cobo
The Chateaufort Co-op was built in 1962. It is part of the Lafayette Park Historic District. This home has 1,450 square feet with three bedrooms, two baths and full basement. Additionally, the basement is finished with another half bath. The front windows show views of Lafayette Park and in the distance and Ford Field.
Nicolet Place, Lafayette Park Built in 1962. 1,450 square feet with three bedrooms, two baths and full basement. Front window view includes Lafayette Park and Ford Field
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Corktown is the oldest neighborhood in Detroit founded in 1834 by immigrants from County Cork, Ireland. Historic “Painted Ladies”, renovated lofts and a growing list of unique small businesses are just some of the reasons Corktown was named one of the 50 Most Stylish Neighborhood’s in the World by Complex Magazine.
Corktown Tour – departs at 4 p.m., 5 p.m.
Bus one – departs Cobo at 4 p.m. Detroit Hostel St. CeCe’s and Bagley house 6th street Loft Return to Cobo Bus two – departs Cobo at 5 p.m. Detroit Hostel St. CeCe’s and Bagley house 6th Street Loft Return to Cobo
Bagley house
Originally constructed in 1896 by Peter D. Tallant who also built Nemo’s. Renovation is ongoing.
6th Street loft Origionally a warehouse, the 6th Street lofts are the first loft conversion in Detroit.This unit has fourteen foot high ceilings and offers panoramic views of the city. Detroit Hostel
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Midtown is more than just breweries and hipsters (see Midtown Walking Tour). It has an amazing housing stock from 100-year-old mini-mansions in adjacent Woodbridge to historic hotels turned residential and historic residences turned hotel.
Woodbridge and Midtown Tour
Departs at 4 p.m., 5 p.m.
Bus one – departs at 4 p.m. Woodbridge home Park Shelton Shops and apartment Return to Cobo Bus two – departs at 5 p.m. Woodbridge home Park Shelton Shops and apartment Return to Cobo
Woodbridge Beautiful oak wood floors. Built in 1909 with only 5 owners. Prohibition-era bottle found during kitchen renovation
Park Shelton
The landmark building is being painstakingly brought back to its former grandeur, with a thorough structural and thorough interior modernization. A grand lobby greets you and your guests, with a full-time professional staff in attendance
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Downtown Detroit has 3 major sports stadiums, 13,000 theater seats and more than 150 restaurants and bars it’s no wonder the Downtown rental rate is at 99.4% occupancy. Redevelopment has been the name of the game in recent years and this route will take you via the People Mover to see some of the most exciting new projects.
Downtown People Mover Tour Tours depart at 4 p.m., 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. Bus one - departs at 4 p.m. Book-Cadillac residences Broderick Tower Madison Building Return to Cobo
Bus two – Leave Cobo at 5 p.m. Book-Cadillac residences Broderick Tower Madison Building Return to Cobo
View from the Book-Cadillac
Bus three – Leave Cobo at 6pm Broderick Tower Madison Building Return to Cobo
Madison Building
Broderick Tower
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Midtown has seen over $4 Billion worth of development in recent years and much of it has taken place within blocks of the corner of Cass and Canfield. This route will have you seeing amazing residential options, both old and new, as well as some of the coolest new shops in town in what is quickly becoming Detroit’s retail district.
Midtown Walking Tour Bus departs at 5.p.m.
Guides at bus stop and throughout the 2 block area Guests can visit any or all of the following: • West Hancock home • Willy’s Overland lofts • Loft and shops at Auburn • Willis Canfield retail district
Willy’s Overland Lofts
Newly expanded 2,500 square foot unit provides one of the largest terraces and best views of Midtown and Downton Detroit. Great if you like amazing street life, restaurants and wonderful neighbors
West Hancock home
Sitting on the campus of Wayne State University in Midtown, this home is a lightfilled, three-story condominium with nine-foot ceilings, a gas fireplace, hardwood floors, a two-car garage and a deck overlooking a beautifullylandscaped courtyard.
Auburn loft
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