Neighborhoods in the 48104 ZIP Code

Tuomy Hills is a subdivision of one of the city's most desirable areas: Ann Arbor Hills. The subdivision, which sits along Washtenaw Road, is very characteristic of the area, with unique estates on large, sprawling lawns. "It's a prestigious neighborhood and one of the only parts in the city that is completely secluded from highway noise," says

Angell's tree-covered cul-de-sacs and lush landscapes offer a escape from Ann Arbor's busy downtown streets. Next to the University of Michigan's main campus, the neighborhood is home to a collection of student housing towards the west end of Geddes Avenue. Quiet side streets lead to renovated single-family homes further down the street. Todd

Old Fourth Ward is the oldest neighborhood in Ann Arbor, with a walkable layout that still feels reminiscent of the city’s first years as a quaint sawmill town. Most buildings date back to the 19th and early 20th centuries, and the neighborhood was designated a Historic District in 1983, protecting the architecture from redevelopment. Today, the

Set back from the road behind mature trees and rows of perennials, the homes of Ann Arbor Hills are some of the most coveted in Ann Arbor. “What makes the neighborhood so special are the large homes and lots,” says Realtor Rick Taylor with The Charles Reinhart Company, its number one individual Realtor. “Jim Harbaugh, the football coach, has a

North Burns Park is one of the most desirable locales in Ann Arbor, offering walkability to downtown and a tight-knit community. The local elementary school gives the area a family-friendly feeling, and the older homes create a sense of eclectic charm. “It’s kind of like living in a movie setting for a classic American neighborhood,” says Brittany

Kerrytown is a vibrant enclave in the heart of Ann Arbor, blending trendy new establishments with timeless city staples. Neighborhood residents have shopped at the People’s Food Co-Op since 1971 for locally sourced groceries, while Kerrytown Market & Shops offers an eclectic collection of modern stores and specialty markets. Kingsley Street is

From 1829 to 1929, German immigrants were Ann Arbor's largest ethnic group, and that heritage is recognized in the name of one of the city's most historic neighborhoods. Germantown is home to the first German heritage church built in Michigan, and its homes date back to the late 1800s and early 1900s. It's a prized area because it is located less

East Packard sits directly south of the University of Michigan and is populated by tight rows of vintage houses usually rented to students. "It can best be described as right in the middle of transitioning from prominently student housing to the in-demand Burns Park area," says Justin Ham, a broker with Ham Realty Group. Maize and blue flags fly

Elbel gets its name from Elbel Field, a University of Michigan green space for outdoor recreation. Though the field was demolished in 2023 to make way for more student housing, the Elbel name is still apt for the neighborhood. Louis Elbel was a University of Michigan alum who wrote the words and music for the Wolverines' iconic fight song "The

In 2024, U.S. News and World Report ranked Ann Arbor as the city with the best quality of life in the United States. One of its biggest appeals is a unique blend of college-town charm and big-city activity, which is most apparent in the vibrant downtown district. "I mean, where to start—the nightlife, the restaurants, the walkability to the

With proximity to the University of Michigan, the Big House and bustling downtown, Lower Burns Park is right in the heart of the Ann Arbor action. A substantial student population means high resident turnover, but LoBuPa, as locals call it, still retains a strong community spirit. “I love the diversity of the neighborhood,” says Nancy Leff, a

Yost gets its name from former football coach Fielding Yost, who led the University of Michigan to its first national championship in 1901. That athletic legacy lives on today in this neighborhood. "It's home to many U of M student-athletes, and multiple sports venues are within walking distance," says Justin Ham, an experienced broker with Ham

South Packard, often referred to as “SoPac,” sits just south of the Burns Park area. It's more affordable than its popular neighbor, with a young and trendy feel. "A lot of first-time buyers live in the neighborhood, as they are smaller homes," says Veronica Long, a local Realtor with Keller Williams Realty. But size isn’t an indicator of spirit.

Like many Ann Arbor neighborhoods, Kimberly Hills features well-built midcentury homes in a quiet, tree-heavy environment. However, the ample amenities within easy reach of these properties make Kimberly Hills truly stand out. Residents enjoy walkable proximity to three public green spaces and a short drive to restaurants and grocery stores. Four

Residents of Frisinger-Woodbury enjoy an abundance of parks and locally-owned businesses, all just minutes from Downtown Ann Arbor and walking distance from Michigan Stadium, the largest stadium in the country. “It’s beautiful around here, and quiet even though you’re right across the street from the stadium,” says a local employee at State Street

Just a mere 3 miles from the vibrant streets of downtown Ann Arbor, Allen is the typical walkable and quiet suburban enclave. Allen checks all the suburban community boxes: elementary schools, spacious play areas, community gardens, shopping malls and easy highway access. “This is a trendy area for families with young children,” says Ashley

Settled next to a country club of the same name, Georgetown is a distinct suburb planted on the south side of Ann Arbor that has changed over the decades. "The neighborhood is in an interesting transition with younger families moving into an area with older residents. There are people of all ages. A lot of the clubs are family-oriented and

Briarwood in Ann Arbor combines urban living with college town charm. The area includes condos near Briarwood Mall, community parks, and highly rated schools. Residents have access to shopping, dining, and green spaces. Briarwood, located in Ann Arbor, offers residents a blend of urban convenience and community charm. The neighborhood is in close