Detroit, Michigan
Brush Park
Brush Park lies between downtown and Midtown, known for its Victorian mansions and a wave of new residential construction.
Local Character & History
Restored nineteenth-century houses stand beside new mid-rises and townhomes, making the district one of the city's most visible redevelopment stories.
Restaurants & Shopping
Restaurants and cafes along Woodward and the surrounding streets serve residents, hospital staff and event crowds.
Housing
Housing runs from restored Victorian mansions to new apartments, condominiums and townhouses.
Parks & Recreation
The district is a short walk from the Cultural Center and from Comerica Park and Ford Field.
Transportation
Woodward Avenue and the QLine serve the district, with I-75 to the north.
Nearby Attractions
- Victorian mansions
- Comerica Park
- Ford Field
- Detroit Institute of Arts
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Brush Park historic?
Brush Park preserves one of Detroit's finest collections of nineteenth-century residential architecture, built for the city's early business families.