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601 Novi St, Northville, Michigan 48167
$
3400
Bedrooms
4
Utilities Included
No
Bathrooms
3
Furnished
No
Available to Lease on
ASAP
Property Type
Single Family
SQFT
2200
Key metrics
Rent
$
3400
Monthly Estimated Profit?
$
3,125
Annual Estimated Profit?
$
37,500
Acquisition Fee
$
2,500
Security Deposit
$
3400
Average Daily Rate
$
381
Occupancy
56%
Annual Revenue
$
78,300
Key Features

Property Description:
Walk to downtown, Mill Pond, and the Cider Mill from this charming 4-bedroom home. Located on a large lot, this residence blends original character with modern updates. Enjoy cozy evenings by the gas fireplace or unwind in the enclosed sunroom. The updated kitchen comes equipped with a gas range, fridge, microwave, and dishwasher. Hardwood flooring throughout, along with a new furnace, A/C, water heater, and main floor half bath.

Property Features:

  • 4 Bedrooms / 2-Car Garage
  • Gas fireplace
  • Updated kitchen with stainless appliances
  • Updated master bath and shower
  • Hardwood flooring and tile
  • Washer, dryer, and extra fridge in basement
  • Enclosed screen porch/sunroom
  • Wired smoke detectors
  • Large lot

Rental Terms:

  • Lawn maintenance included
  • Tenant responsible for gas, electric, cable, city water and refuse tax
  • Snow removal not included
  • Rear cottage access not included (will remain vacant)

STR Regulations Summary:  

Status:
Mixed

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Northville, MI Short-Term Rental (STR) Regulations for Non-Owner Occupied Properties

Overview

Short-term rental (STR) regulations in Michigan are determined at the local level, and rules can vary significantly between the City of Northville and Northville Township. There is no statewide ban or uniform policy, so it is essential to consult local ordinances and zoning codes to determine the legality and requirements for operating a non-owner occupied STR2.

City of Northville

  • The City of Northville’s Zoning Ordinance does not explicitly list short-term rentals (such as Airbnb or VRBO) as a permitted use in residential zoning districts (R-1, R-2, R-3)4.
  • Permitted uses in these districts are generally limited to single-family dwellings, two-family dwellings (in R-2), and certain special land uses like bed and breakfasts (which require Planning Commission review and approval)4.
  • Bed and breakfast accommodations are specifically mentioned as a special land use and are subject to additional review, indicating that other types of non-owner occupied STRs are not automatically permitted4.
  • The absence of STRs in the list of permitted or special uses suggests that non-owner occupied STRs are likely not allowed by right in residential zones. Operating one without explicit approval could be considered a zoning violation.
  • The City also enforces minimum housing and occupancy standards, which apply to all rental properties8.

Northville Township

  • Like the city, Northville Township does not have explicit language in publicly available ordinances about permitting non-owner occupied STRs136.
  • The Michigan Short-Term Rental Association notes that some communities treat owner-occupied and non-owner occupied STRs differently, and that local governments may limit or prohibit STRs in certain zoning areas2.
  • If the township has not enacted specific STR regulations, general zoning and nuisance ordinances (such as those governing parking, noise, and home occupations) would apply2.
  • Homeowners' associations (HOAs) within the township may also prohibit or restrict STRs, regardless of township ordinances2.

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