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Antique store

Little House

3.8 ★ · 6 reviews on Google

Closed now · 416 Court St, Saginaw, MI 48602

Little House is an antique store at 416 Court St in Saginaw, MI 48602. The business is listed as selling used goods, though the available information does not identify specific types of antiques or individual items in stock. Its planning attributes include quick visits, making it a listed option for a brief shopping stop. Onsite services are also noted, but the information does not specify what those services include. For practical planning, Little House accepts credit and debit cards and lists wheelchair-accessible parking. Delivery and same-day delivery are not available. Its Google rating is 3.8 out of 5, based on six reviews; that small review count offers only a limited picture of customer experiences. No price level is provided, so the listing does not establish a typical spending range.

Little House

Know before you go

  • Antiques and used goods
  • Quick-visit shopping
  • Credit and debit cards accepted
  • Wheelchair-accessible parking
  • Reviewers often praise the service (2 mentions)
  • Reviewers often praise the price (1 mentions)
  • Some reviewers mention service (1)
  • Some reviewers mention price (1)
  • Some reviewers mention wait (1)

From 5 recent reviews

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  • It's ok. The prices are mostly fair but I'm disabled and use a walker to get around and could not go past the entrance due to no rim for my Walker. The owner apologized but if you're using anythin… — Google, 2★, October 6, 2023
  • Great little antique shop in historic downtown Saginaw. Many cool smaller items and a specialist in depression glass. Owner is helpful and has vast knowledge of Saginaw history. — Google, 5★, January 5, 2023
  • It would be nice if people were open when they're hours are stated online clearly. Went there and it's closed until the end of July. Really? We go out visiting antique stores and was gravely disap… — Google, 1★, July 21, 2022

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