Millpointe-Streamwood
Ranches, bi-levels and two-story houses of about 1,300 to 1,800 square feet, in the Lincoln Consolidated district
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About Millpointe-Streamwood
Millpointe-Streamwood is listed as a single neighborhood in the Lincoln Consolidated School District, with ranches, bi-levels and two-story houses running roughly 1,300 to 1,800 square feet, three to four bedrooms, with vaulted ceilings and open plans. The houses are a 1990s build.
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- —Lincoln Consolidated crosses the county line into Wayne County — uncommon for a Michigan district
- —It began as the Agricultural Rural Training School Number 1 of Ypsilanti and Augusta Townships
- —The first multi-township school in Michigan, and the first rural consolidated system in the country tied to a teacher training school
- —That training school was the Michigan State Normal School of 1849 — now Eastern Michigan University, the city's largest employer
- —A bi-level's lower level may not count toward the listed square footage
The houses
Ranches, bi-levels and two-story houses stand alongside one another here, at roughly 1,300 to 1,800 square feet and three to four bedrooms, with vaulted ceilings and open plans.
A bi-level, sometimes called a raised ranch, puts the entry on a landing between two full levels: you go up half a flight or down half a flight from the front door. Its lower level is usually partly below grade, which means it may or may not count toward the official finished square footage — so two houses with identical usable space can be listed at different square footages, and comparables should be drawn from the same form.
At a 1990s build the houses are thirty-plus years old, which puts the first full replacement cycle behind them. An original roof is well past a typical asphalt shingle service life, so a roof here should have been done at least once — ask when and by whom.
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