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The Arden Park–East Boston Historic District’s Charles W. Kotcher House, located at 154 Arden Park Boulevard, Detroit, MI 48202, is a perfect example of the refined early 20th century residential architecture that Detroit is so known for.
The brainchild of renowned architect Louis Kamper, best known for his sprawling hotels, downtown landmarks, and stunning mansions, the 154 Arden Park Boulevard residence stands as a model of the opulence and culture that went hand in hand with Detroit’s early industrial success.
As far as composition is concerned, the Charles W. Kotcher House (commissioned for and named after Charles W. Kotcher, a prolific automotive businessman) manages to blend intricate ornamental detailing with a stately presence – qualities highly revered by the early influential Detroiters who made the Arden Park–East Boston Historic District their homebase.
Today, the property at 154 Arden Park Boulevard sits among mature tree-lined streets and deep lawns, its charming curbside appeal going a long way in supporting Arden Park–East Boston’s status as a federally recognized historic district – not to mention one of Detroit’s most admired residential neighborhoods.