$1,960 - $4,320 per month
555 Luxury Apartments
Studio - 2 Beds
555 S Woodward Ave, Birmingham, MI 48009
$1,960 - $4,320 per month
555 Luxury Apartments
Studio - 2 Beds
555 S Woodward Ave, Birmingham, MI 48009
$1,875 per month
211 E Merrill St Unit 611, Birmingham, MI 48009
Downtown Birmingham living at its finest! The Merrillwood Collection is central to everything that Birmingham has to offer: parks, restaurants, shops, entertainment and more! This renovated studio unit offers stainless steel appliances in the kitchen, beautiful countertops, luxury Vinyl flooring, and renovated bathrooms. Fantastic views of Birmingham. Amenities include: new elevator, washer and
Pam Stoler The Agency Hall & Hunter
$1,045 - $1,975 per month
Edgewood Court North
Studio - 2 Beds
1700 Grant St, Birmingham, MI 48009
$2,110 per month
211 E Merrill St Unit 311, Birmingham, MI 48009
Downtown Birmingham living at its finest! The Merrillwood Collection is central to everything that Birmingham has to offer: parks, restaurants, shops, entertainment and more! This renovated studio unit offers stainless steel appliances in the kitchen, beautiful countertops, luxury Vinyl flooring, and renovated bathrooms. Fantastic views of Birmingham. Amenities include: new elevator, washer and
Pam Stoler The Agency Hall & Hunter
Birmingham, Michigan, located less than 20 miles north of Downtown Detroit, offers a blend of natural beauty and modern amenities. The city is known for its vibrant downtown area, featuring dining options from American fare to fine French cuisine, and nearly 300 retail shops. Residents enjoy grocery shopping at national chains like Whole Foods and local favorites like Papa Joe’s Market, with fresh produce available at the Birmingham Farmers Market from May through October. The city hosts annual events such as Restaurant Week and Art Birmingham. Birmingham’s parks are categorized by size and amenities, with community parks like Barnum Park and Outdoor Ice Rink, and neighborhood parks such as Manor Park. Quarton Lake offers kayaking and fishing, while three golf courses provide opportunities for golfers. The Birmingham Museum and the Village Players Birmingham, which hosts five shows annually, add to the cultural landscape. The Birmingham Public Schools district is highly rated, offering quality education to its 7,280 students. Recognized as one of the nation’s Top 20 Most Walkable Communities, Birmingham has an extensive network of sidewalks and public transportation options via the SMART Transit Authority. Major thoroughfares like Woodward Avenue connect residents to downtown Detroit and nearby hospitals, while Detroit Metro Airport is 27 miles away. Birmingham’s crime rates are significantly lower than the national average, contributing to its appeal as a safe place to live. The housing market features a mix of Tudor-inspired, colonial revival, and modern homes, reflecting its status as one of the more expensive areas in the metro Detroit region.