Here's your chance to purchase one of the most iconic and historic homes in all of Woodward! Set on a large corner lot surrounded by amazing old-growth trees, on desirable Hillcrest Dr. the property is close to parks, the walking trails and in the Cedar Heights school district. Many of the unique features and amenities of this home must be seen in person in order to truly appreciate their historical value. The fixtures, doorknobs, some cabinet pulls are all original to its 1929 construction. Throughout the home, you will notice the beautiful maple woodwork and flooring. The mirrors throughout the home are beveled glass, there are also beautiful leaded glass windows, and the crown molding is also a historic art hanging system. The house was built as a family home by LS Fisher who also built the historic Woodward Arts Theatre and Fisher Grain on 9th street north of Main St. Fisher was a legendary builder, Randy Glitsch, local contractor, will tell you that the cement done by Fisher in the 20s is all in better condition than most of the cement from after him even from the 80s or 90s. Fixtures are all original although electric is updated and move-in ready at 120 level, which is a RARE combination in Woodward. Other than electric and the central heat and air, the only changes were done by previous owner Carmen Fisher in 1986 when the cabinets were imported from Almelo Germany, manufactured by the Almelo Company at a cost of $500 a running foot in 1986. The installation was done by Randy Glitsch Construction. The original roof was slate shingles and they were replaced with slate shingles in 1986. The first roof lasted approximately 57 years and the current roof has a long life expectancy also. Randy Glitsch has provided all of this information and in his opinion, this is the best-constructed home in Woodward. The fully-finished basement is storm safe and all the space there is clean, dry, and usable. There is not cracking like in many older homes because LS layered the foundation.  It is ideal for anyone with allergies due to the materials and lack of chemicals used in construction. The current owners have said that their utility costs were significantly lower in this house compared to previous, smaller and more modern homes. The basement also helps to maintain temperature, and the sub-pump is in great working condition, during the record rain last summer the basement stayed dry. This is just another testament to the great construction of the home. Additionally, the tornado shelter was ranked F5 and there is a sprinkler system for the property. The home qualifies for the National Registry and the seller has offered to do the paperwork for this, free of charge for a new owner, if requested. It does not limit your opportunity to modify the home, but can help in other ways down the road which the seller is happy to discuss if there is interest.