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Historic home, Indian Village, since 1912

Frederick M. Sibley House

Standing and open

A drawing of Frederick M. Sibley House from its recorded size and style. No photo we may share has turned up yet.
Built
1912
Style
Tudor Revival
Standing
114 years

Designed by /architects/william-e-n-hunter

The Frederick M. Sibley House at 1052 Burns St, built in 1912. The family, the architect, the block it belongs to and what stands there today.

What is there now

Standing and lived in

  • Lived in by its owner Homestead exemption on file Source: County parcel records
  • Standing Source: Historic Detroit

We checked building permits, sales, listings and the city's blight and demolition files on October 25, 2026.

The story

The house at 1052 Burns St went up in 1912, during the boom years when the auto industry turned Detroit into one of the fastest growing cities in America.

It carries the name of Frederick M. Sibley.

/architects/william-e-n-hunter designed it in the Tudor Revival style.

It belongs to Indian Village, where the city protects the look of every house on the street.

Most homes like it are lived in, so enjoy it from the sidewalk.

Timeline

  1. 1912 Built Designed by /architects/william-e-n-hunter
  2. 1971 Protected by the city Indian Village
  3. 2026 Today Standing and lived in

Where it is

1052 Burns St.

Who made it

Architect

/architects/william-e-n-hunter

Architecture firm. Designed the Allen H. Zacharis House (1908) and 3 more in Metro Detroit

Also by /architects/william-e-n-hunter

More from Detroit in the 1910s

Around the block

It is in Indian Village. See the neighborhood's homes, pros and story.

Photo credits

Every photo on this page is used under its license, named here with its author and a link to the original.

  1. Frederick M. Sibley House from the street today Photo: Street View, 2026

Sources

Facts only, gathered from these sources. The story above is written by Rebuild Detroit. Every photo names its author and license where it appears.