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Eberwhite's historic and established homes near downtown
Lush parks and varying home styles make Eberwhite one of Ann Arbor's sought-after neighborhoods. The area earns its name from Eber White, an early settler and a prominent supporter of the Underground Railroad. Homes here date back to the late 1800s and continued over several centuries, giving the community a mix of historic and modern residences. The neighborhood's elementary and middle schools are within walking distance. Eberwhite Woods, at the heart of the community, is accessible from behind the local Zion Lutheran Church. The city center awaits less than 3 miles away. "Many people go to downtown Ann Arbor for the restaurants, shopping and various events held in the downtown area," says Hope Herron, a real estate agent with Keller Williams in Ann Arbor.
Tree-lined streets showcase Eberwhite’s blend of historic and early 20th-century homes near downtown Ann Arbor.
Community-tended gardens sit at the heart of this close-knit Ann Arbor neighborhood.
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Diverse home styles and prices in Eberwhite
The community features several home styles from different eras along hilly forested streets, ranging from Colonials and American Foursquares to bungalows. The pricing in Eberwhite is equally diverse. A ranch style from the 20th century generally costs between $380,000 and $550,000, while Colonials often range from $500,000 to $650,000. The most historic homes, over a century in age, can be priced anywhere from $450,000 to over $1 million. Sometimes, potential homeowners only have a few days to buy once Eberwhite homes go on the market. “Houses typically sell within three to five days,” says Marygrace Liparoto, associate broker with RE/MAX Home Sale Services. “Homes are only listed that long because the seller wants to explore all the offers and fully expose the home to the market."
Colonial-style residences bring a sense of history and elegance to Eberwhite.
Single-story ranch homes add variety and accessibility to the neighborhood’s housing options.
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Top athletes and star gazing at Ann Arbor's public schools
Eberwhite Elementary is a part of the community and has an A grade from Niche. Students move on to Slauson Middle and Pioneer High, each with an overall A-plus from Niche. Pioneer High has a long history in the city, dating back to 1856. It was the first high school in the country to have a planetarium on campus. The school is also renowned for its women’s track and field team, earning 20 team state titles and over 50 All-Americans.
Bike storage for students at the entrance to Pioneer High School.
Children can easily walk or bike to Slauson Middle School.
The play area behind Eberwhite Elementary features a paved bike path that connects to the woods.
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Walking through Virginia Park and the Eberwhite Woods
Eberwhite’s streets are crisscrossed by trails connecting locals to natural areas and city parks. Eberwhite Woods and the smaller Eberwhite Nature Area sit adjacent to the elementary school, both owned and maintained by the Ann Arbor Public School District as a natural hardwood forest that has never been clear-cut. Many area residents enjoy strolling through the walking trails flanked by spring wildflowers, ponds and a natural amphitheater. Virginia Park is a five-acre green space that provides a gateway to the Eberwhite Woods. The park’s center features a small playground veiled by trees. Nearby Fritz Park offers another picturesque spot for respite, with softball fields, basketball courts and a playground.
A fungus species, Bolitus eberwhitei, was first identified in Eberwhite Woods in 1965.
Eberwhite Woods ranks as one of the more ecologically interesting sites in Ann Arbor.
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West Stadium Boulevard Shops and Restaurants
Grocery stores, local eateries and nationally owned chain restaurants are within walking distance along West Stadium Boulevard. Nearby dining includes the family-friendly Holiday’s Restaurant and local bakery, Tous Les Jours. The locally owned Arbor Farms Market offers a range of fresh produce as well as a deli and juice bar for grab-and-go options. National franchises like Kroger provide more grocery options. Downtown is known for a more eclectic restaurant scene. “There are so many good restaurants,” Herron says. “I like Palio, Grizzly Peak Brewing Company, Cafe Zola, and Blue Tractor BBQ and Brewery.”
Izzy's Hoagie Shop sells out of cheese steaks daily in the Eberwhite neighborhood.
Locally owned shops and boutiques near Eberwhite offer everything from clothing to specialty goods.
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Eberwhite is minutes from bustling shops in Ann Arbor
Living in Eberwhite puts locals only a mile and a half from downtown Ann Arbor, home to over eight city blocks of beloved local shops and restaurants. Public transit and bike lines provide additional ways to get around besides walking or driving. The Interstate 94 interchange is just 2 miles west of the community.
Shaded sidewalks and tree-lined paths make walking a pleasant way to get around Eberwhite.
Public transit routes connect Eberwhite residents to downtown Ann Arbor and beyond.
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The Largest Art Festival in the USA
Thanks to the community’s proximity to the University of Michigan, locals can hear the roars of thousands of football fans cheering on the Wolverines on Saturdays. Wolverine State Brewery broadcasts the game on TV in a friendly pub-style atmosphere and also sells Wolverine merchandise. The city of Ann Arbor hosts an annual arts festival in Ingalls Mall, known as the largest art festival in the country. A Midwestern tradition, the arts festival features crafts and artworks from hundreds of exhibitors, and attracts half a million people every year.
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Eberwhite Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Eberwhite, Ann Arbor sell after 18 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Eberwhite, Ann Arbor over the last 12 months is $549,500, up 13% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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