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Attracting the finest and brightest
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 home here. That’s how desirable the neighborhood is.” Close to the downtown and the University of Michigan, the Ann Arbor Hills community is also distinctly international and highly educated, like the city itself. “I grew up in Vancouver, British Columbia,” Taylor says, “and Ann Arbor has some of the finest and brightest people from all over the world.”
Ann Arbor Hills residents often work or attend U of M.
Michigan Stadium is the nation’s largest stadium and home to the Wolverines in Ann Arbor Hills.
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A mix of impressive homes
Well-maintained Cape Cods, stately colonials, and eye-catching midcentury modern houses peek out from greenery along roadways and around bends, many with large additions and garages added on throughout the years. The yards and gardens in Ann Arbor Hills are extraordinary — secluded brick patios look out onto deep lawns and tree lines. Many homes feature working fireplaces and sunporches, ways of bringing old-world comfort into everyday living. “The neighborhood has its share of classic homes,” Taylor says. “It’s an eclectic group, though, from impressively large ranch-style homes to even larger colonials to brand new construction from homes being torn down and new ones built.” For even the smallest home measuring 2,500 square feet, buyers can expect to pay $700,000. Buyers can expect to pay up to $1.6 million for renovated properties with the most square footage.
Mid-century modern homs are common in Ann Arbor Hills.
Ann Arbor Hills offers plenty of room to grow and enjoy.
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A-rated schools
Quality education starts early in Ann Arbor Hills, where the youngest students attend Burns Park Elementary, rated one of the top 10 public elementary schools in the county by Niche. At Tappan Middle, the No. 2 best county middle, students can participate in more than a dozen clubs exploring topics such as robotics, games, art, newspaper reporting and sexual identity. Huron High School, No. 5 in the county, participates in the International Baccalaureate program. Students can participate in both the Middle Years Programme as ninth and tenth graders and the Diploma Programme during their junior and senior years.
Huron High School is a quality school north of the Ann Arbor Hills neighborhood.
Burns Park Elementary welcomes Ann Arbor Hills students.
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Getting back to nature
At Gallup Park, visitors can rent canoes, kayaks, and tubes from a livery in the park and return them at the Argo Park livery, 2 miles downstream. The Nichols Arboretum, known locally as the Arb, is about a mile away or a 30-minute walk. “It’s the quintessential park,” Taylor says. “The peony garden is especially beautiful in full bloom.” The 18-hole Huron Hills Golf Course, too, weaves its way through the middle of the neighborhood and offers programs to get young players engaged in the game.
Watch the crew in action at Gallup Park in Ann Arbor Hills.
Runners enjoy Gallup Park's loop in Ann Arbor Hills.
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From espresso to fine dining
The nearby Bearclaw Coffee Co. offers espresso drinks, smoothies and sweet treats at a charming drive-through. It’s on Washtenaw Avenue, east of Whole Foods, a Walgreens and several shopping centers. To the west is the University of Michigan campus, where residents can visit the school’s museums and participate in other cultural events. For dinner, Gandy Dancer is a fine dining establishment and is housed in a restored 19th-century train depot.
Ann Arbor Hills residents can get cold-pressed juice from the Blue Whale Cafe.
Ann Arbor Hills residents can head up Geddes to get to Tomokun Noodle Bar.
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By bus, train, car or plane
TheRide bus provides service to the neighborhood, and Amtrak stops at the station on Depot Drive. Drivers can get to Toledo on Route 23 (a 50-mile trip) and to Detroit on Interstate 94 (a 40-mile trip). The Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport is 25 miles away on I-94.
A2SF and Art Fair
In May and June, the Ann Arbor Summer Festival (or A2SF) features over 200 concerts, art exhibitions, kids activities and film screenings throughout town. In July, the city’s Art Fair spans 30 blocks downtown and features nearly 1,000 artists.
Important neighborhood resources
Fellowship Bible Church is a nondenominational house of worship within the neighborhood, and several other churches line the periphery, including Ann Arbor Assembly of God, St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church and Korean Presbyterian Church. The neighborhood also received a crime score of 2 from the CAP Index, making it one of the safest areas in the country to live.
Ann Arbor Hills offers many churches is close proximity.
Ann Arbor Hills is a great place to live if you're attending U of M.
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Ann Arbor Hills Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Ann Arbor Hills, Ann Arbor sell after 30 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Ann Arbor Hills, Ann Arbor over the last 12 months is $1,000,000, up 28% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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