Model D TV: Edmund Place
The mansion that’s now Edmund Place in Brush Park was once a crumbling example of the city’s blight. Now it’s a fully restored, renovated and rehabilitated thing of beauty. Watch the Model D TV clip.
Jan Dijkers and her family took an 8,400-square-foot 1882 Brush Park mansion — once part of the crumbling face of Detroit — and turned it into something to behold — the new Edmund Place condos.
Now the French Second Empire-style home at Brush and Edmund is four luxury condos — with 2-foot ceilings, fireplaces, private terraces and whirlpool
tubs and a geothermal heating system.
Model D TV video director/producer Tom Hendrickson takes you on an insider’s tour with Dijkers. Just click on the You Tube screen below or go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUPfboczYys.
For more on Edmund Place, go to:
https://modeldmedia.com/edmundplace
https://modeldmedia.com/edmund73
For more on Brush Park go to:
https://modeldmedia.com/bpark61
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