34901 woodward avenue, birmingham, MI 48009

Exquisite luxury, extraordinary finishes, and unparalleled design define this one-of-a-kind penthouse in the heart of downtown Birmingham. Designed by renowned architect Lou DesRosier, this 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom masterpiece offers an elevated lifestyle with expansive city views stretching to Detroit. From the moment you step into your private elevator, this residence captivates with its dramatic, modern elegance. The centerpiece of the open-concept living space is an 80-inch water vapor fireplace, a striking blend of technology and ambiance. The sleek, custom kitchen is a chef’s dream, featuring motorized, soft-close cabinetry and a full suite of Wolf appliances. The primary suite is a true retreat, boasting floor-to-ceiling glass shower walls, a freestanding 12-jet soaking tub, and stunning 120” x 60” Bianco wall slabs. Luxurious black Venato slab flooring flows throughout, creating an atmosphere of timeless sophistication. Step outside to the 2,000-square-foot private rooftop terrace, an entertainer’s paradise with unobstructed fifth-floor views that extend all the way to Detroit’s skyline. This penthouse is fully equipped with the latest in smart home technology, including: ? Sonos sound integration ? Multiple 75” framed 4K LED televisions ? Lutron Caseta smart switches ? Nest thermostats ? Security cameras with remote access A private, heated 2-car garage—a rarity in Birmingham—features direct elevator access to your residence, ensuring the ultimate in convenience and exclusivity. This is not just a home; it’s a statement of refinement and prestige.

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