Owners of split-level homes often fall in love with the benefits of multi-level the benefits of multi-level living, making it hard to remember why split-level homes can be harder to sell. You enjoy blissful separation between floors, allowing the family to keep the peace. With many split-levels offering a downstairs bedroom, it’s the perfect setup for roommates or multi-generational families living together. And the efficient stacking of floors can mean that your yard is larger than your neighbors’. The DiMora Team are real estate experts in the Novi and Northville neighborhoods and we know that as you gear up to sell a split-level home, it can take longer to attract a buyer. Most split-level homes have two or three staggered floors, which is why they’re often called bi-level or tri-level homes. When entering a bi-level, there is usually a short flight of steps leading up to the living area, kitchen, and bedrooms, and another short flight going down into the basement, where there may be additional bedrooms or another living space. For a tri-level, the main floor usually houses the kitchen, dining room, and living room, with another short set of stairs leading to bedrooms on an upper level. The multiple set of stairs in a split-level home can pose an accessibility challenge for older residents or those who have mobility challenges. Those buyers will likely choose a ranch-style home with no stairs. Check out below to see what sold in Bradford of Novi in September 2021:
22293 Roxbury Drive, Novi: 4 bedrooms, 2.1 bathrooms, 3,277 sq. feet, 3 car garage, Sold Price: $649,000
Bradford of Novi Home Sold
September 2021
For more information on Bradford of Novi, or similar Northville or Novi neighborhoods such as Chase Farms, Kirkway Estates and Wintergreen Park, contact The DiMora Team today at 248-505-7728 or jim@dimora.com.