19390 Canterbury Road Detroit, MI 48221

As of 8/1/25, home has appraised for $470,000. The Sherwood Tudor also historically known as the Henry J. Boerth house — is the first home built on Canterbury and was a model home for Sherwood Forest. Designed by renowned architects Herman & Simons, the exterior has classic stucco, a charming brick walkway, and a stunning oak front door framed in brick. Sherwood Forest, inspired by the legendary tale of Robin Hood, is minutes from the Avenue of Fashion, Detroit Golf Club, Palmer Park, and the top-ranked Renaissance High School. This highly sought after historic neighborhood hosts regular events and provides 24-hour private security patrol. The home features natural hardwood floors, original built-in bookshelves and a remote-controlled gas fireplace with a striking Indiana Limestone mantle. The greenhouse is rare and it’s beautifully enclosed by original leaded-glass French doors. Remodeled around (2008), the kitchen is complete with—Pewabic-style tile backsplash, luxury 6-burner ceramic glass Miele cooktop w/griddle and stainless steel appliances. Other upgrades include remote-controlled motorized blinds, a wall-mounted entertainment system, and ample cabinetry paired with elegant granite countertops. There's also a functioning central vacuum system. Sunlight pours into the home through beautifully crafted casement windows. Truly rare: the primary suite has a built-in four-poster bed frame. Store your seasonal items in the cedar closet. The insulated, unfinished attic offers instant equity once completed. The historic home has the benefits of an attached heated 2 car garage. Handy homeowners will enjoy the workshop in the basement. Enjoy your decorative cast iron balcony as well. Your laundry chutes and triple soapstone laundry tub provide convenience. There's also a functioning vintage call system and the original incinerator for added charm. HOA is optional. Check out the video & more. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. There may be cameras.