1915 character, a walkable 48104 address, and a renovation you get to steer.

Built in 1915, this two-story brick and wood home on White Street still has the details people go looking for: ornate original door hardware, cast iron radiators, wood floors, and a brick fireplace anchoring the living room. You come in through a 9' x 9' enclosed brick porch, and the living room flows straight into a 17' x 8' sunroom wrapped in windows.

The main floor has a bedroom, a full bath, a dining area, and a kitchen with a stainless gas range and a stainless French-door refrigerator. Upstairs is a 25' x 13' primary bedroom, a second bedroom, a small bonus room, laundry, and a second full bath with a soaking tub.

Here's the straight version. Parts of the house are open to the studs. The kitchen and both baths need to be redone, the floors need refinishing, and there's a long list of cosmetic work. You'll see exactly what you're working with, and every finish choice is yours.

Out back, the 0.17-acre lot has a deck off the house, a shed, and plenty of yard to shape. The 896 sq ft basement holds the utilities and a lot of storage. Heat is radiant through the original radiators, and there's no central air today.

Location is the headline. You're a few blocks from the University of Michigan athletic campus and a short walk to downtown Ann Arbor's restaurants and shops, in Ann Arbor Public Schools. Zoned R2A; buyers should confirm any plans for the property with the City of Ann Arbor.