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The Bernard G. Koether House at 2508 Iroquois Street, Detroit, MI 48214 was designed by the Detroit-based architects Beckett & Akitt for Bernard G. Koether.
A landmark Indian Village residence, the home was constructed in the early twentieth century during a time when Detroit was just starting to establish itself as a premier residential enclave for its early elite.
Backed by sturdy massing, thoughtful façade articulation, and an overall sense of proportion, the home at 2508 Iroquois Street reflects the Indian Village District’s iconic history as a legacy district that houses many gorgeous custom-built homes from Detroit’s golden age.
It is a reputation that has carried on into today, the home’s design aligning seamlessly with Detroit’s tradition of architectural diversity and homes that are individually distinctive yet collectively harmonious.