Warren Avenue Community in Detroit is a neighborhood defined by its crossroads location at the intersection of Route 39 and State Route 153, bordering both Detroit and Dearborn. This area features a mix of early 20th-century cottages and refurbished brick bungalows, reflecting its post-World War II housing boom. Homes here, including split-levels and Tudor-style residences, often retain their vintage facades while boasting modern interiors. The neighborhood offers a variety of housing options with prices ranging from $50,000 to $120,000. Local amenities include the Fairline Food Center for groceries and L. George’s Coney Island for dining, featuring classic hot dogs and Greek dishes. Residents enjoy several green spaces such as Simanek Playground and Mansfield-Diversey Park, which offer facilities for basketball and soccer. The area is safer than the national average, providing a low crime risk environment. The neighborhood is also adorned with murals celebrating Detroit’s culture and offers quiet streets ideal for biking. Major shopping centers are accessible via Greenfield and Southfield Roads, and the community is within a 10-mile drive of downtown Detroit. Warren Avenue