Burns Park · Home Value
What your Burns Park home is worth
A home value built from the sales near you by someone who has seen your house, not a formula.
A Burns Park home value from close comparisons
A Burns Park home value depends on how your older home has been cared for and updated. Many homes here are around 100 years old, on smaller lots, and the differences between them matter.
I walk through your home and compare it with Burns Park sales that truly match. It's free, and you don't need to be ready to sell.
In Burns Park, how a home has been cared for over its 100 years matters as much as its size. Two homes on the same street can differ in updates, layout, and how close they sit to their neighbors, so I compare yours with the Burns Park sales that truly match it.
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What I look at
In a 100-year-old home, the updates you can't see, from the roof to the systems, matter as much as the kitchen. I look at those, along with the layout, the lot, and how close your home is to the park and to the businesses on Packard.
Then I compare it with homes that sold, homes for sale now, and homes that didn't sell. Read more about how I price a home.
What comes next
I show you the homes I compared and why. If you decide to sell, we price your home together. To get your home value, call me or send a note. You can also read about selling in Burns Park, my guide to Burns Park, or home values across Ann Arbor.
Frequently Asked Questions
What matters most in an older Burns Park home's value?
Its condition and updates, including the ones you can't see, plus the layout and the lot.
Is the home value free?
Yes, and asking doesn't commit you to selling.
Do you need to see my home?
The best home value comes from seeing the house, so I like to walk through it first.
Burns Park
What home value looks like in Burns Park
Older homes on smaller lots near the businesses on Packard, with neighborhood traditions through the year.
- The homes
- Older homes, many around 100 years old, on smaller lots set a little closer together than in Ann Arbor Hills.
- Why people choose it
- Neighborhood traditions, like a fun run in May and big Halloween celebrations.
- Schools people ask about
- Burns Park Elementary is in the neighborhood.
- Getting around
- Southeast of downtown Ann Arbor. A short walk to the businesses on Packard, and walkable to downtown from some parts of the neighborhood.
- Nearby
- Burns Park itself, a 15-acre city park on the old county fairgrounds, with ball fields, a playground, tennis and pickleball courts, and a sledding hill. The Ann Arbor Senior Center is in the park's old horse barn. Argus Farm Stop and the shops on Packard Street are a short walk away.
- The trade-off
- Smaller lots, with homes set closer together than in Ann Arbor Hills.
The method
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