South Lyon · Relocation
Relocating to South Lyon
Learn the Ann Arbor area before you look at homes, so you can choose the right place from a distance.
Relocating to South Lyon
If you're relocating to South Lyon, you're probably looking for more home for your budget within reach of Ann Arbor. South Lyon sits north of Ann Arbor up Pontiac Trail, and downtown Ann Arbor can be as little as 18 minutes away. I-96 is close for trips in other directions.
We'll start with a phone call or a Zoom meeting about your job, your timeline, and what you want in a home.
What South Lyon is like
South Lyon has a smaller downtown that is still growing. Near downtown, there's a mix of 1950s brick ranches and older homes, roughly 100 years old, with wood trim outside and, on some, a Victorian look.
The appeal is value: a lower price point than Ann Arbor, or more property for the money.
Seeing South Lyon homes from far away
I'll set you up on a search and ask you to watch it, so you see what's available and how quickly homes go under contract. When a home looks right, I walk through it with you on a FaceTime video call, room by room. Read more about how I help relocating buyers.
Plan your move to South Lyon
If you're relocating to South Lyon, call me or send a note. You can also read my guide to South Lyon or compare relocating to Brighton and moving to Ann Arbor.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is South Lyon from Ann Arbor?
As little as 18 minutes from downtown Ann Arbor up Pontiac Trail, depending on where you're headed.
Can I see South Lyon homes before I move?
Yes. I walk through homes with you on a FaceTime video call, room by room.
Is South Lyon close to the freeway?
Yes. I-96 is close by.
South Lyon
What relocation looks like in South Lyon
North of Ann Arbor up Pontiac Trail, with brick ranches and older homes near a growing downtown.
- The homes
- Near downtown, a mix of 1950s brick ranches and older homes, roughly 100 years old, with wood trim outside and, on some, a Victorian look.
- Why people choose it
- A smaller downtown that is still growing, and a lower price point than Ann Arbor or more property for the money.
- Getting around
- North of Ann Arbor up Pontiac Trail, as little as 18 minutes from downtown Ann Arbor depending on where you're headed, and close to I-96.
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