79 Alfred Street is the Hudson–Evans House. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975 and designated a Michigan State Historic Site in 1973. Two of the most recognized names in Detroit history lived under this roof.
The carriage house is fully built out. A tenant-occupied apartment on the upper floor, and a finished private pub with a full bath and a shop below. The apartment produces rent today.
Zoned Planned Development and most recently configured as offices, with income in place from the carriage house apartment. 79 Alfred supports more than one future: one of the most significant private residences in the city, continued professional use, or a hospitality and income play in the middle of Brush Park.
79 Alfred sits in Brush Park between Woodward and John R, with a Walk Score of 89. Almost everything below is on foot.
Distances are approximate and measured on foot.