Ann Arbor Hills · Relocation
Relocating to Ann Arbor Hills
Learn the Ann Arbor area before you look at homes, so you can choose the right place from a distance.
Relocating to Ann Arbor Hills for a University of Michigan job
If you're relocating to Ann Arbor for a job at the University of Michigan hospital or on campus, Ann Arbor Hills puts you very close. You can walk or bike to downtown and the university, and walk to the stadium.
We'll start with a phone call or a Zoom meeting about your job, your timeline, and what you want in a home.
If you're coming to the University of Michigan, you may like knowing that many Ann Arbor Hills homes were designed by the university's own architecture professors between 1950 and 1970, including Robert Metcalf, who later led the architecture school.
What Ann Arbor Hills is like
The homes are larger, on somewhat bigger lots, and many are mid-century modern, alongside other distinctive classic styles. Most of the neighborhood has no sidewalks, which is worth knowing if you plan to walk to work.
When a home looks right, I walk through it with you on a FaceTime video call, room by room, and show you the lot and the street too. Read more about how I help relocating buyers.
Comparing nearby neighborhoods
Ann Arbor Hills isn't the only neighborhood close to the hospital. Geddes Heights is very walkable to the hospital and Central Campus, with trees, privacy, and some steep streets. I'll show you recent sales in both so you can compare.
Plan your move
If you're relocating to Ann Arbor Hills, call me or send a note. You can also read my guide to Ann Arbor Hills or see moving to Ann Arbor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Ann Arbor Hills close to the University of Michigan hospital?
Yes. It's very close to the hospital and campus.
Can I see homes before I move?
Yes. I walk through homes with you on a FaceTime video call, room by room.
Can I walk to work from Ann Arbor Hills?
The neighborhood is walkable and bikeable to campus and downtown, though most of it has no sidewalks.
Ann Arbor Hills
What relocation looks like in Ann Arbor Hills
Larger homes on bigger lots, many mid-century modern, close to the University of Michigan campus and hospital.
- The homes
- Larger homes on somewhat bigger lots, including many mid-century modern homes designed between 1950 and 1970 by University of Michigan architecture professors, such as Robert Metcalf, who has 15 houses still standing here, plus other distinctive classic styles.
- Why people choose it
- How close it is to downtown, the University of Michigan campus, and the hospital.
- Getting around
- Very close to the University of Michigan hospital and campus. You can walk or bike to downtown and the university, and walk to the stadium.
- The trade-off
- Most of the neighborhood has no sidewalks.
The method
How we do it in Ann Arbor Hills
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