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Selling your home in Burns Park
A price based on real sales, a paid social media campaign, and a clear plan from your first meeting to closing day.
Selling your home in Burns Park
Selling your home in Burns Park means selling an older Ann Arbor home, often around 100 years old, in a neighborhood with a lot going on. Homes here sit a little closer together, on smaller lots, and the neighborhood is built around Burns Park itself.
I compare your home with the Burns Park sales that truly match it, and we set the price together.
Burns Park gives buyers a story to fall for. The park at the center was once the county fairgrounds, with a horse racing track whose outline still shows in two oval rows of trees. If your home is close to the park or to the shops on Packard Street, the video and drone footage will show it.
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Showing what buyers are paying for
Burns Park buyers are paying for more than the house. They're paying for a short walk to the businesses on Packard, and for the 15-acre park at the heart of the neighborhood, with tennis and pickleball courts, a playground, and ball fields. Drone footage shows how close your home is to all of it.
The photos and video show the character of your older home, and before the photographer comes, we decide together what to highlight. Read more about how I present a home.
Timing and launch
The neighborhood's traditions, like the fun run in May and big Halloween celebrations, give buyers a sense of the place, and the listing can mention them.
A paid social media campaign reaches buyers in and around Ann Arbor during your home's first two weeks, and Just Listed postcards go to your neighbors. From listing day to closing, I keep a checklist, and you hear the next step before you ask.
Talk about selling
If you're thinking about selling in Burns Park, call me or send a note. Start with what your Burns Park home is worth, read my guide to Burns Park, or see selling your home in Ann Arbor.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you market a Burns Park home?
The photos and video show its character, and drone footage shows how close it is to the park and the businesses on Packard.
How do you price a Burns Park home?
From the Burns Park sales that truly match it. We set the price together.
What's in Burns Park itself?
A 15-acre city park with tennis and pickleball courts, a playground, and ball fields.
Burns Park
What selling your home 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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