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Charming Old Homes in Southwest Michigan

architecture November 16, 2019

We still have a few fall leaves clinging to their trees even though a thin blanket of snow covers the ground. Before we hit all-in winter, I thought I better share my fall photos of charming old homes from my trip to southwest Michigan.

This is the first beauty that caught my eye. You know I love red houses and an old Italianate with a cupola will always steal my heart.

Red Brick Italianate House in Southwest Michigan

 

Here’s a cheery little house with a cut-out porch. A little bit of red paint makes some of the details pop.

Turquoise Charming Old Home with Yellow Fall Leaves

 

The bright yellow leaves falling from the tree outside of this light blue duplex took my breath away. The Texas stars and red Adirondack chairs are a charming touch.

Light Blue Cottage with Red Porch Chairs

 

Would you believe I took these pics of charming old homes from my car? Normally I walk around neighborhoods with my camera but it was raining out. I wouldn’t have another chance to capture pictures so I had to make do.

Tudor Style Charming Old Home

 

I like the simplicity of this charming old home. The yellow and red trees create a perfect frame for the sage green siding. Little pumpkins march up the steps while a simple wreath adorns the front door.

Sage Green Two Story Home

 

You can tell this perky blue Cape Cod is well loved and cared for. The tidy hedge hugs the walkway and I love the long windows on the first floor.

Dark Blue Cozy Cottage

 

Lots of detail embellishes this historic Victorian house. From the railings to the fish scale trim – the color scheme is perfect for the fall season.

Old Victorian House in Southwest Michigan

 

This dark gray charmer has a sweet little swing and fall decorations on the simple porch.

Cozy Dark Gray Cottage in the Fall

 

Hastings, Michigan is your typical Midwest farm town. It’s located about halfway between Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo in an area with rolling hills and plenty of trees.

Fall Street in Hastings Michigan

 

I’ve been scheduling more frequent short trips and it’s been a bit of a stress reliever for me. This weekend I’m in downtown Chicago with my granddaughter for a little pre-Christmas fun. We’re staying in an apartment to get a real taste of what city living is like!

 

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  1. Gwen LaForge says

    November 16, 2019 at 8:56 am

    Love Michigan! We were in Kalamazoo in October 🙂 What a great idea to get an apartment in Chicago! Have fun.

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  2. Marlene Stephenson says

    November 17, 2019 at 5:03 pm

    I love these home tours and your pictures were perfect, hope you had a great time with your granddaughter.

    Reply
  3. nicole says

    January 7, 2020 at 12:22 am

    Very beautiful house – i love all them –

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Hi! I'm Jennifer and I'm happy to have you here! I live where the suburbs meet the country, which affords me the best of both worlds. Come along on my journey where I share decorating, cooking, gardening and more as it relates to both city and rural life. Visit my new sister site, Pond and Garden, for outdoor ideas and inspiration.

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