Neighborhoods in Washtenaw County, MI

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  Barton Hills

  The Barton Hills subdivision stands apart from Ann Arbor — not only for its vast yards and luxurious homes — but it's also a completely separate village. With a population of only a few hundred people, living in Barton Hills has a sense of distinction and prestige. In fact, the same architects behind New York's Central Park created the

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    $1.53M

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    $1.6M - $3.7M

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  Tuomy Hills

  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

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    $1.29M

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    $745K - $2.4M

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  Angell

  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

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    $1.28M

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    $729K - $2.8M

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  Old Fourth Ward

  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

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    $1.21M

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    $370K - $1.4M

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  Ann Arbor Hills

  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

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    $1.19M

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    $629K - $2.8M

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  North Burns Park

  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

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    $1.14M

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    $607K - $1.9M

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  Narrow Gauge Woods

  Narrow Gauge Woods is named for its largest park, a 13-acre grove of preserved woodland that once featured a one-third scale railroad. But the whole neighborhood feels like it’s tucked among the trees. In general, the northeast side of Ann Arbor is known for its quieter feel, and Narrow Gauge Woods offers larger-than-average yard sizes. Homes sit

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    $1.02M

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    $519K - $1.4M

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  Kerrytown

  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

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    $988K

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    $560K - $1.6M

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  Germantown

  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

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    $963K

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  Barton Plateau and Huron River Heights

  The Ann Arbor neighborhood of Barton Plateau and Huron River Heights is defined by its proximity to the Huron River and hundreds of acres of natural land. "It's a very quiet area, and there's not a lot of traffic," says Joe Schmidt, a Realtor with Keller Williams who has experience selling there. "People look at this neighborhood with its

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    $829K

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    $471K - $1.1M

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  East Packard

  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

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    $825K

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    $626K - $907K

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  King

  The hamlet of Dixboro has a rural sleepy-town vibe despite being less than 10 miles from bustling downtown Ann Arbor. Situated in the northwest corner of Superior Township, Dixboro is steeped in a rich history dating back to 1826, and some of the homes and buildings take residents back to a different era. "Dixbo experienced a post-war boom in the

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    $814K

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    $425K - $2.4M

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  Travis Pointe

  Settled between Ann Arbor and Saline, Travis Pointe is a private community centered around the namesake Travis Pointe Country Club. Custom-built homes built between the 1970s and today sit on large green lots with views of the fairway, small ponds and wooded landscapes. The club and the surrounding community draw “a very welcoming group of

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    $776K

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    $418K - $1.1M

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  Stonebridge

  Stonebridge is a residential community structured around the Stonebridge Golf Club. Wide loop around the community revealing expansive manicured lawns and level sidewalks, ideal for neighborhood strolls. Architecture, streetscapes and pricing vary depending on the subdivision, of which are 11. There are a variety of housing options to choose from,

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    $753K

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    $438K - $1.1M

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  Glacier Highlands

  Glacier Highlands is a northeast Ann Arbor subdivision where properties line tree-lined cul-de-sacs. It’s known for its suburban lifestyle and the University of Michigan’s north campus. Glacier Highlands has an active neighborhood association, and most homes are within walking distance of one of the city's top elementary schools. The CAP Index

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    $708K

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    $677K - $849K

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  Elbel

  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

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    $703K

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  Lodi Township

  Established in 1834 as an agricultural community, the Lodi Township planted its roots three years before Michigan officially became a state. Today, the community holds firm to its farming origins and retains much of its rural landscape, although some parts are more developed. "Each subdivision has its own character," says 38-year Realtor Martin

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    $692K

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    $323K - $2.3M

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  Wildwood Park

  A primarily residential neighborhood with a spacious park at its center, Wildwood Park brings in buyers hoping for a home near everything Downtown Ann Arbor has to offer. This established community sits between Interstate 94 shopping malls to the west and downtown amenities to the east. Downtown hotspots for shopping, dining and entertainment

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    $685K

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    $471K - $1.2M

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  Old West Side

  The Old West Side neighborhood of Ann Arbor certainly reflects the name. Many homes in the neighborhood date back to the late 1800s and early 1900s. However, the historic streets sit just west of the city center, so the modern vibrancy of downtown is just a walk away. "My favorite aspect of the neighborhood is the walkability," says Christine

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    $680K

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    $391K - $2M

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  Webster Township

  When John Scharf's son visited Webster Township from New York, where he lives, the first thing he noticed was the clear, star-filled sky. "He doesn't see a sky like that in the city," says Scharf, the township's treasurer and a University of Michigan alumnus. "People move here for the peace, fresh air and proximity to Ann Arbor." Pastoral views,

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    $665K

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    $376K - $1.7M

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  Downtown Ann Arbor

  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

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    $663K

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    $209K - $2.1M

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  Lower Burns Park

  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

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    $660K

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    $404K - $774K

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  Salem Township

  Salem Township is an area that most people may not even know they’ve driven through. This small township sits between rows of corn, soybeans, wheat and farms, with an occasional small cluster of homes appearing between the crops. The farms will rotate crops, typically on a yearly basis. “This is definitely a rural area,” says Terry Cwik, who has

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    $660K

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    $337K - $2.3M

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  Abbot

  Escape the busy downtown streets in this Northwest Ann Arbor neighborhood. Abbot's rural back roads lead to single-family homes tucked away in quiet cul-de-sac communities. Abbot students attend A-rated Ann Arbor public schools beginning in Kindergarten at Abbot Elementary. While neighborhood residents may not be in the heart of the city, Justin

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    $651K

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    $212K - $1.2M

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  West Park

  West Park is a pint-sized neighborhood anchored by a 27-acre green space that welcomes visitors from across the city. “It’s a much-loved park,” says City Parks Manager Josh Landefeld. “We are fortunate to have this piece of property because there are not many large parks this close to downtown.” The park is looking a little well-loved, however,

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    $625K

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    $448K - $695K

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    0 Listings

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