$3.27 million

Built for John N. Bagley, son of former Michigan governor John J. Bagley, the 8,495-square-foot French Renaissance Revival was finished over 130 years ago. The enormous brick mansion has some impressive stained-glass windows, a giant turret, stone carvings, and six fireplace mantels designed by Julius Melchers.

It’s an impressive home, but many took issue with the white-painted wood inside.

$3.25 million

At over 20,000 square feet, it might be the largest residence in Detroit. There’s also 14 bedrooms, 10 fireplaces, garage space for nine cars, six full bathrooms, two carriage houses with their own apartments, all on an almost four acre property that takes up two-thirds of the block.

The Kresge Mansion has been on the market since June last year without a price reduction.

$2.7 million

Penthouses in the Book Cadillac are expensive. This 2,900-square-foot unit, which occupies the 29th and 30th floors of the historic downtown building, offers impressive 360-degree views of the city. There’s also a unique second-floor entertainment loft accessible by a custom Italian spiral staircase.

$1.9 million

This 4,042-square-foot penthouse in an old warehouse near the riverfront has lots of potential, but you’ll have to build it out after the purchase (it’s unclear how much of that cost will be paid for by the developers). There’s also an impressive 2,500 square feet of deck space being marketed as “perfect for big parties.”

$1.6 million

One of three condos occupying an entire floor of the Hartz Building on Broadway Street downtown. The units will be furnished with Viking appliances, quartz countertops, a wet bar, soundproof hardwood floors, and a gorgeous master bath with jetted tub. Each floor will also have private elevator access.

$1.5 million

One of several resales of new townhomes at the City Modern development in Brush Park. This one is 2,682 square feet and comes with the optional rooftop deck and suite. The main room has an open floor plan with kitchen island, subway tile backsplash, quartz countertops, floor-to-ceiling windows, and more.

$1.14 million

One of 12 new townhomes to be built on Edmund Place as part of City Modern. Like others in the Brush Park development, buyers will be able to customize their units with finishes and other add-ons. There will also be plenty of outdoor terrace space. Though it might take a while for your new home to finish.

$999,000

The 6,320-square-foot Colonial got a major remodel last year by George Williams Interiors. The living room has a tiled fireplace with bay windows and some nice wainscoting. The sunroom that looks out onto the golf course has wood beams on the ceilings and another fireplace. The kitchen has been totally redone and now comes with an island and range, granite countertops, and a wet bar.