Ann Arbor Hills is an established residential neighborhood on Ann Arbor's east side, known for its wooded setting, distinctive architecture and varied collection of homes. The neighborhood includes traditional residences, mid-century modern designs and custom homes, with convenient access to the University of Michigan, downtown Ann Arbor, parks and the Huron River corridor.
VIEW ANN ARBOR HILLS HOMES →Ann Arbor Hills is an established residential neighborhood on Ann Arbor's east side, known for its wooded setting, distinctive architecture and varied collection of homes. The neighborhood includes traditional residences, mid-century modern designs and custom homes, with convenient access to the University of Michigan, downtown Ann Arbor, parks and the Huron River corridor.
Ann Arbor Hills is an established residential neighborhood on Ann Arbor's east side, known for its wooded setting, distinctive architecture and varied collection of homes. The neighborhood includes traditional residences, mid-century modern designs and custom homes, with convenient access to the University of Michigan, downtown Ann Arbor, parks and the Huron River corridor.
Ann Arbor Hills features a varied collection of established homes, including traditional residences dating to the early decades of the twentieth century, mid-century modern designs and custom-built homes from later periods. Architecture, home size, lot configuration and renovations vary throughout the neighborhood, giving individual streets and properties distinct character.
Ann Arbor Hills is close to some of Ann Arbor's most distinctive recreation and outdoor destinations. The Racquet Club of Ann Arbor is located within Ann Arbor Hills, while nearby Huron Hills Golf Course offers an 18-hole public course along the Huron River. Gallup Park provides river access, walking and biking trails, canoe and kayak rentals and connections to the Border-to-Border Trail. Nichols Arboretum and additional parks and natural areas are also nearby, giving the neighborhood convenient access to a wide range of outdoor recreation.
Ann Arbor Hills is located east of the University of Michigan's Central Campus and downtown Ann Arbor, generally around the Geddes Avenue corridor and surrounding residential streets. The location provides convenient access to the University of Michigan, downtown, the medical campus and major routes connecting to other parts of Ann Arbor.
Ann Arbor Hills developed primarily during the first half of the twentieth century as Ann Arbor expanded eastward from the University of Michigan and the city's historic center. Its rolling terrain, mature trees and curving residential streets helped create a neighborhood pattern distinctly different from the tighter street grids found closer to downtown.
Development occurred over several decades rather than all at once, contributing to the neighborhood's architectural variety. Traditional homes from the 1920s and 1930s stand alongside later residences, including notable examples of mid-century modern and custom residential design.
That evolution remains visible today. Different architectural periods, varied homesites and the neighborhood's relationship with nearby natural areas give Ann Arbor Hills a distinctive physical character while its location keeps it closely connected to the University of Michigan and central Ann Arbor.
Ann Arbor Hills is located on Ann Arbor's east side, generally east of the University of Michigan's Central Campus and near the Geddes Avenue corridor. The neighborhood provides convenient access to campus, downtown Ann Arbor, the medical center and the Huron River corridor.
Ann Arbor Hills includes homes from several periods of Ann Arbor's development. Buyers may find traditional early-20th-century residences, mid-century modern architecture and later custom-built homes, with considerable variation in home size, design, lot configuration and updates.
Ann Arbor Hills is known for its mature trees, winding residential streets, varied architecture and larger homesites. Its location also places residents near the University of Michigan and several of Ann Arbor's parks and natural areas.
Ann Arbor Hills is near several prominent outdoor destinations, including Nichols Arboretum, Gallup Park and the Huron River corridor. Additional city parks and natural areas are accessible throughout the surrounding east side of Ann Arbor.
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