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Ann Arbor
A university city on the Huron River, with century-old homes near downtown, 1950s ranch neighborhoods, mid-century modern homes in Ann Arbor Hills, and culture all year.
Explore Ann Arbor →Dexter
A small town just west of Ann Arbor, with older homes near a busy downtown and more spread-out neighborhoods beyond.
Explore Dexter →Chelsea
A small town west of Dexter, with a walkable downtown, rural land, and neighborhoods sprinkled throughout.
Explore Chelsea →Saline
A small town just south of Ann Arbor, with well-kept Victorian homes, condos, and a growing downtown on Michigan Avenue.
Explore Saline →Ypsilanti
Just east of Ann Arbor, with Eastern Michigan University, Depot Town, and a lower price point than Ann Arbor.
Explore Ypsilanti →Brighton
North of Ann Arbor up US-23, with a downtown on the Mill Pond, homes on popular lakes, and an easy commute.
Explore Brighton →South Lyon
North of Ann Arbor up Pontiac Trail, with brick ranches and older homes near a growing downtown.
Explore South Lyon →Plymouth
A lively downtown around Kellogg Park, with condos right downtown and traditional neighborhoods farther out.
Explore Plymouth →Old West Side
Early-1900s two-story homes with character, on walkable streets an easy walk from downtown Ann Arbor.
Explore Old West Side →Water Hill
Century-old homes, some with wildflower gardens, walkable to downtown Ann Arbor and Kerrytown.
Explore Water Hill →Ann Arbor Hills
Larger homes on bigger lots, many mid-century modern, close to the University of Michigan campus and hospital.
Explore Ann Arbor Hills →Geddes Heights
A tree-covered pocket between Geddes Road and the Arb, walkable to the hospital, Central Campus and downtown.
Explore Geddes Heights →Orchard Hills
A 1960s and 1970s north Ann Arbor subdivision of ranch homes and colonials, with a neighborhood pool.
Explore Orchard Hills →Burns Park
Older homes on smaller lots near the businesses on Packard, with neighborhood traditions through the year.
Explore Burns Park →College Heights
1950s ranches, 1960s two-story homes and brick Tudors near Eastern Michigan University.
Explore College Heights →Normal Park
Homes around 100 years old near Eastern Michigan University, Depot Town and Frog Island Park.
Explore Normal Park →