Utica Homes with FHA Listing Terms

Utica Homes with FHA Listing Terms

Welcome to Utica, Michigan, a vibrant community nestled in the heart of Macomb County, where education and opportunity flourish. Known for its strong sense of community, Utica boasts a highly-rated school district that prioritizes student achievement and holistic development. Families are drawn to the area not only for its beautiful neighborhoods but also for the exceptional educational facilities that cater to students of all ages.

The Utica Community Schools district is one of the largest in Michigan, offering a diverse array of programs designed to meet the needs of every student. From advanced placement courses to special education resources, Utica schools are committed to fostering an inclusive environment that encourages academic excellence and personal growth. With dedicated educators and a variety of extracurricular activities, students in Utica are well-prepared for their futures, whether they pursue higher education or enter the workforce.

For those looking to make Utica their home, the real estate market is thriving, with many properties available under FHA listing terms. This means that first-time homebuyers and those seeking affordable housing options can find their dream home with ease. FHA loans are designed to make homeownership accessible, allowing buyers to invest in the community without the burden of hefty down payments.

Whether you’re a growing family or looking to settle down, Utica offers a welcoming atmosphere, excellent schools, and a variety of homes that fit your needs. Come discover the charm of Utica, where quality education and comfortable living go hand in hand!

Newest Utica Homes with FHA Listing Terms

$589,900
4 Beds 2 Baths 50221441 MLS ACTIVE Status
Welcome home to this beautiful 4-bedroom colonial with an open layout that gives you plenty of room to spread out. The main level features gorgeous wood floors imported from Honduras and a spacious kitchen with LaFata cabinetry, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. You’ll also find a formal dining room, living room, and a dedicated den/home office with beautiful mahogany doors. Upstairs, you’ll find four bedrooms and two full baths, including an updated primary suite with tile, granite countertops, a separate soaking tub, walk-in closet, and Euro-style glass shower door. The finished basement adds a whole other level of space to enjoy. Play a game of pool, watch the game, hang out with family, or have friends over and gather around the dry bar. There’s plenty of room for entertaining, game nights, movie nights, or simply having an extra place to relax. The basement also features a half bath, tons of storage, and plumbing behind the wall, giving you the option to convert the half bath to a full bath in the future. And don’t miss the backyard. It’s a beautiful space for relaxing or entertaining, with a dedicated gas line ready to hook up your grill, pizza oven, or both. No more worrying about an empty propane tank in the middle of dinner! Additional updates include a high-efficiency 96% AFUE furnace and humidifier, both installed in 2020. All appliances stay. With four bedrooms, 2 full and 2 half baths, a dedicated den/home office, finished basement, gorgeous backyard, and plenty of space inside and out, this home has so much to offer! OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13TH FROM 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM.

43748 Fallen Tree Drive, Sterling Heights

$525,000
3 Beds 2 Baths 50221419 MLS ACTIVE Status
Some homes reference the mid-century era, and others have simply never left it. Designed and built by Weinberger in 1962, the D'Agostini House is an exceptional example of Detroit-area mid-century design, set along the quiet waters of a private, non-motorized lake in Shelby Township. Commissioned by Olimpio and Silvia D'Agostini in 1962, the home remained with its original family for more than six decades. The original building contract called for construction to begin approximately May 1, 1962, and to be completed on or before September 1, 1962, at a cost of $29,400. Located in Starlite Meadows, developed by Morstan Development Co., the home reflects the optimism and architectural experimentation that defined suburban Detroit in the postwar era. Its low horizontal profile, broad sheltering overhangs, strong connection between indoors and out, and emphasis on comfortable, informal living echo the ideas that shaped American residential architecture in the years following Frank Lloyd Wright. More than six decades later, the original vision remains remarkably intact. A step-down living room, anchored by a fireplace and featuring original velvet wallpaper, creates a space that feels wonderfully removed from anything being built today. Original cabinetry, built-ins, lighting, hardware and fireplaces remain throughout, joined by beautifully preserved tile bathrooms and playful starburst motifs appearing in unexpected places- from closet hardware to details incorporated into the garage. Original blueprints further document the home and its design. Rather than functioning as a museum piece, however, the house is remarkably comfortable. Generously proportioned rooms flow easily from one to the next, with multiple living spaces designed for gathering and everyday life. The family room turns toward the lake, while the finished walkout lower level extends the home with additional space and a direct connection outdoors. Multiple patios create different places to entertain, dine or simply settle in beside the water. Outside, the architecture is equally compelling. Deep roof overhangs provide shade while reinforcing the home’s unmistakable low-slung silhouette. Brick, glass, warm interior materials and landscape work together as the best mid-century homes were intended to. And while Lorin Drive feels tucked away, its Shelby Township location offers an unusual combination of privacy and convenience. Stony Creek Metropark, miles of hiking and biking trails, local parks and recreation are nearby, along with the shopping, dining and everyday conveniences of the greater Shelby Township and Hall Road corridors- all within the broader Detroit metropolitan area. For admirers of mid-century architecture, Detroit design history, or simply homes with character that cannot be replicated, the D'Agostini House offers something increasingly rare: an original house that has survived with its personality intact.

5171 Lorin Drive, Shelby Twp

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