Ann Arbor
A vibrant university city with distinctive neighborhoods, a thriving downtown and a strong sense of community.
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Explore Ann Arbor Neighborhoods
Downtown Ann Arbor
Urban living at the center of Ann Arbor, with restaurants, shops, entertainment and the University of Michigan close by.
Kerrytown
A distinctive historic district near downtown, known for Kerrytown Market & Shops, the Farmers Market and charming residential streets.
Ann Arbor Hills
An established east-side Ann Arbor neighborhood known for distinctive architecture, mature landscapes and spacious residential streets near the University of Michigan.
Burns Park
An established central Ann Arbor neighborhood known for tree-lined streets, distinctive homes, its namesake park and convenient access to downtown and the University of Michigan.
Lower Burns Park
An established central Ann Arbor neighborhood with tree-lined residential streets, varied architecture and convenient access to the University of Michigan, downtown and the city's athletic campus.
Old West Side
A historic Ann Arbor neighborhood with tree-lined streets, distinctive architecture and convenient access to downtown.
Old West Side
A historic Ann Arbor neighborhood with tree-lined streets, distinctive architecture and convenient access to downtown.
Old Fourth WardCOMING SOON
One of Ann Arbor's oldest neighborhoods, known for historic homes and architecture, tree-lined streets and a central location near downtown, Kerrytown and the University of Michigan.
Water HillCOMING SOON
A distinctive northwest Ann Arbor neighborhood with tree-lined streets, varied architecture and convenient access to downtown and the Huron River.
Northside
An established neighborhood north of the Huron River with varied homes, mature trees and convenient access to parks, downtown and the University of Michigan.
EberwhiteCOMING SOON
An established west-side Ann Arbor neighborhood with tree-lined streets, varied homes and exceptional access to Eberwhite Woods and central Ann Arbor.
DickenCOMING SOON
An established west-side Ann Arbor neighborhood with tree-lined streets, varied mid-century homes, neighborhood parks and the wooded landscape of Dicken Woods.
ArborviewCOMING SOON
An established west-side Ann Arbor neighborhood with tree-lined streets, varied homes and convenient access to downtown, parks and natural areas.
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SELLING GUIDE →A unique blend of culture, community and opportunity.
Ann Arbor offers an exceptional mix of neighborhoods, culture, education and everyday convenience. From historic homes near downtown to established neighborhoods and newer communities throughout the area, buyers can find a wide variety of places to call home.
Sheila brings local knowledge and personal guidance to the search, helping buyers understand not just the homes available, but the neighborhoods, communities and lifestyle that make Ann Arbor unique.
LEARN MORE ABOUT ANN ARBOR →Homes and real estate in Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor offers a broad mix of homes, from historic houses near downtown and established tree-lined neighborhoods to mid-century homes, newer construction, condominiums and properties with more space toward the edges of the city. Housing can vary considerably from one part of Ann Arbor to another. Architecture, lot size, proximity to downtown and the University of Michigan, school boundaries, parks and access to major roads can all influence both the character of a neighborhood and the homes available within it. For buyers, exploring Ann Arbor by neighborhood can be especially helpful. Sheila can help you compare locations, understand the differences in housing stock and evaluate how each area fits your priorities, lifestyle and budget.
EXPLORE ANN ARBOR HOMES →At the center of Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor is centrally located in Washtenaw County, with I-94, US-23 and M-14 providing connections throughout Southeast Michigan. Downtown, the University of Michigan, major employment centers and residential neighborhoods are distributed across the city, making location within Ann Arbor an important part of comparing homes.
The city also serves as a hub for the surrounding communities of Ypsilanti, Saline, Dexter and Chelsea. For buyers, understanding the relationship between a neighborhood, major roads, downtown, university destinations and everyday amenities can be just as important as the home itself.
More Than a Market. A Lifestyle.
Ann Arbor combines the amenities of a larger city with the distinct character of its individual neighborhoods and districts. Downtown brings together locally owned restaurants and shops, arts and entertainment venues, galleries, bookstores and community destinations, while the University of Michigan adds another layer of cultural, academic and athletic activity throughout the city.
Different parts of Ann Arbor offer their own everyday experience. Main Street, Kerrytown, the State Street area and South University each have a different mix of dining, shopping and entertainment, while neighborhood commercial areas provide convenient destinations closer to home. That variety is one reason location within Ann Arbor can matter as much as the city itself when choosing where to live.
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Shopping & Local BusinessThe Huron River, parks and trails woven through the city
Outdoor recreation is an important part of Ann Arbor’s character. The Huron River winds through the city and connects a series of parks and natural areas, creating opportunities for paddling, fishing, walking, biking and spending time along the water. The Border-to-Border Trail follows portions of the river corridor and connects Ann Arbor with the broader Washtenaw County trail network.
Ann Arbor also maintains an extensive system of neighborhood parks, larger recreation areas and natural spaces. Gallup Park and Argo Park are closely connected to the Huron River, while destinations such as Nichols Arboretum, Bird Hills Nature Area and the Matthaei Botanical Gardens add very different outdoor experiences throughout and around the city.
From a frontier settlement to a university city
Ann Arbor was founded in 1824 by John Allen and Elisha Rumsey, who purchased land along the Huron River and established a new settlement. The community was named Ann Arbor in reference to their wives—both named Ann—and the natural landscape of the area. Ann Arbor became the seat of Washtenaw County soon afterward, helping establish its importance within the growing region.
A defining moment came in 1837, when the University of Michigan moved from Detroit to Ann Arbor. The university's presence became increasingly intertwined with the city's development, influencing its economy, architecture, culture and growth while attracting people from across Michigan and beyond.
Ann Arbor continued to expand around its downtown, university campus and surrounding residential neighborhoods. Today, historic districts, older neighborhoods, civic buildings and the city's street pattern provide visible connections to that history, while the university and Huron River remain two of the forces most closely associated with Ann Arbor's identity.
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Explore local guides to the neighborhoods and districts that give Ann Arbor its distinctive character.
Downtown Ann Arbor
Urban living at the center of Ann Arbor, with restaurants, shops, entertainment and the University of Michigan close by.
Kerrytown
A distinctive historic district near downtown, known for Kerrytown Market & Shops, the Farmers Market and charming residential streets.
Ann Arbor Hills
An established east-side Ann Arbor neighborhood known for distinctive architecture, mature landscapes and spacious residential streets near the University of Michigan.
Burns Park
An established central Ann Arbor neighborhood known for tree-lined streets, distinctive homes, its namesake park and convenient access to downtown and the University of Michigan.
Lower Burns Park
An established central Ann Arbor neighborhood with tree-lined residential streets, varied architecture and convenient access to the University of Michigan, downtown and the city's athletic campus.
Old West Side
A historic Ann Arbor neighborhood with tree-lined streets, distinctive architecture and convenient access to downtown.
Old West Side
A historic Ann Arbor neighborhood with tree-lined streets, distinctive architecture and convenient access to downtown.
Old Fourth WardCOMING SOON
One of Ann Arbor's oldest neighborhoods, known for historic homes and architecture, tree-lined streets and a central location near downtown, Kerrytown and the University of Michigan.
Water HillCOMING SOON
A distinctive northwest Ann Arbor neighborhood with tree-lined streets, varied architecture and convenient access to downtown and the Huron River.
Northside
An established neighborhood north of the Huron River with varied homes, mature trees and convenient access to parks, downtown and the University of Michigan.
EberwhiteCOMING SOON
An established west-side Ann Arbor neighborhood with tree-lined streets, varied homes and exceptional access to Eberwhite Woods and central Ann Arbor.
DickenCOMING SOON
An established west-side Ann Arbor neighborhood with tree-lined streets, varied mid-century homes, neighborhood parks and the wooded landscape of Dicken Woods.
ArborviewCOMING SOON
An established west-side Ann Arbor neighborhood with tree-lined streets, varied homes and convenient access to downtown, parks and natural areas.
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