Continue on to the dining room, which has a rose, green and mustard border, a bay window and molding in the middle of the wall, which separates mint green and beige paint. A door outside the dining room leads to the full, unfinished basement. The Great Room has a two-story ceiling and has a spectacular view of the woods in the rear of the house. Upstairs, the three bedrooms are relatively neutral, except for fancy window treatments and some angles. They all have generous closets.
Double doors swing inward to reveal the master bedroom, like a grand entrance.
An extremely long, deep, walk-in closet tucks into one corner, and the cathedral ceiling has no beam to support its dramatic slope. Although it's still considered country, this house finds itself in the midst of sweeping change, with a brand new elementary school a mile down the road and several parks within walking distance for the ample amount of children who live here. Lynne Schreiber is a Metro Detroit free-lance writer.