820 Pilgrim is a mid-century ranch on a quiet Birmingham block, set into a gentle slope with a walkout lower level and clerestory windows running the length of the main floor. The home has the proportions and material restraint that defined Oakland County mid-century at its peak: low horizontal lines, deep eaves, and a clear separation between public and private wings.
The interior was renovated in 2020 with original wood detailing preserved throughout. The kitchen was opened to the principal living area, the primary suite reworked, and the lower level finished as a flexible secondary living space — without compromising the architectural language above. Mechanical systems and roof brought current through the same renovation.
Three bedrooms, three bathrooms, 3,200 square feet. Attached two-car garage. Walking distance to downtown Birmingham.
Showings begin upon active status. Inquiries through Elena Park.
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