Ibby D.
12/29/2014
Hands down, the Park Shelton has to be the most enjoyable place to live in Midtown. I've lived here for almost a year now, and I still look forward to walking into the building and seeing what's...
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15 E Kirby St Ste 104
Detroit, MI 48202
The Park Shelton, located in Detroit, MI, is a landmark building rooted in the arts scene of Midtown Detroit. Surrounded by prestigious institutions like the DIA, Wayne State University, and CCS, it stands as a unique residential space in the heart of cultural richness.
Originally opened as The Wardell Hotel in 1926, The Park Shelton offers a blend of modern amenities and historic charm, providing a distinctive living experience. With 12 stories and 228 units, the building boasts a rich history and a stunning view that captures the essence of Detroit's artistic soul.
Residents of The Park Shelton benefit from its prime location, with easy access to local restaurants, bars, shopping, and the convenient QLINE streetcar system right at their doorstep. Whether you seek a vibrant community or a piece of Detroit's art-centered lifestyle, The Park Shelton welcomes you to indulge in a unique urban living experience.
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4.55 reviews
Denise L.
11/30/2021
Historic hotel turned into condominiums across from the DIA. With mahogany and marble on the first floor to the stunning vistas of Woodward on the rooftop deck. It's located in detroit midtown...
Justin R.
4/1/2013
Lived here for a few years- very nice building and great tenants. For what Detroit has to offer, this building is tops. It's also very nice to be in an historic building in Detroit, as so many of...
Jess S.
7/29/2018
Beautiful and safe building. Would recommend but very pricey to buy into, especially for what you get. The occupants aren't always friendly.
Robin R.
7/21/2015
I just visited as a guest, but the Park Shelton is an absolutely charming building. So many historic details preserved and in the heart of midtown you can't beat its proximity to DIA or Wayne...
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