Kerrytown is a historic area on the north side of downtown Ann Arbor, known for its walkable streets, distinctive architecture, independent shops, restaurants and the Ann Arbor Farmers Market. Housing in and around the district includes historic homes, condominiums and other residences within easy reach of downtown.
VIEW KERRYTOWN HOMES →Kerrytown is a historic area on the north side of downtown Ann Arbor, known for its walkable streets, distinctive architecture, independent shops, restaurants and the Ann Arbor Farmers Market. Housing in and around the district includes historic homes, condominiums and other residences within easy reach of downtown.
Living in Kerrytown
Kerrytown combines historic Ann Arbor character with a location immediately adjacent to downtown. Its older architecture, neighborhood streets and concentration of markets, shops and restaurants create an environment that feels distinct even within central Ann Arbor.
Kerrytown and the surrounding historic area feature an eclectic mix of older homes, distinctive residential architecture, condominiums and multifamily properties. Individual homes can differ substantially in age, size, renovation and historic character, making property-specific evaluation particularly important.
The area is closely associated with the Kerrytown Market & Shops, Ann Arbor Farmers Market, local restaurants, specialty shops and community events. Its combination of historic character and proximity to downtown gives Kerrytown a distinct identity within central Ann Arbor.
Kerrytown is located immediately north of downtown Ann Arbor and within convenient reach of the University of Michigan's Central Campus, the medical campus and surrounding central-city neighborhoods. Its location makes walking and biking practical for many nearby destinations.
Kerrytown is part of Ann Arbor's historic northern downtown area, with roots extending into the city's early development. The district takes its name from County Kerry, Ireland, and its streetscape includes historic commercial buildings alongside late-19th, early-20th-century residential architecture and brand new condominium communities.
The area also has an important place in Ann Arbor's Black history. During much of the twentieth century, the area around North Fourth Avenue and Catherine Street was home to Black-owned businesses and community organizations, including the early Dunbar Community Center.
Kerrytown's commercial identity evolved further in the late 1960s as historic buildings were converted into markets and shops. Today, Kerrytown Market & Shops, the Ann Arbor Farmers Market and other local businesses and cultural destinations continue to make the district a distinctive connection between downtown and surrounding residential neighborhoods.
Kerrytown is located along the northern edge of downtown Ann Arbor, centered around the area near North Fourth Avenue and Catherine Street. Its location connects downtown businesses and destinations with nearby residential neighborhoods.
Housing in and around Kerrytown includes historic single-family homes, condominiums, apartments and residences in or near mixed-use buildings. Architecture, lot sizes, parking and property characteristics vary considerably throughout the area.
Kerrytown is known for its historic character, independent businesses, Kerrytown Market & Shops and the Ann Arbor Farmers Market. The district also provides convenient access to downtown restaurants, cultural destinations and community events.
Yes. Kerrytown sits immediately north of the downtown core and is within walking or biking distance of many downtown and University of Michigan destinations. Actual travel times vary depending on the specific property and destination.
Available Kerrytown properties will eventually appear directly on this page through the site's MLS integration. Sheila can also help buyers understand housing options in and around Kerrytown, including differences in property type, location, parking, condition and current market activity.
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