Ypsilanti, Michigan · Historic, artsy and next door to Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti, MI homes for sale & real estate.
Ypsilanti sits just east of Ann Arbor along the Huron River. It's home to Eastern Michigan University, one of Michigan's largest historic districts, and the shops and festivals of Depot Town.
Living in Ypsilanti
What it's like to live here.
Depot Town is Ypsilanti's historic commercial district, packed with restaurants, bars and annual summer festivals. Downtown along Michigan Avenue and the Cross Street area near campus add more places to eat and gather.
Eastern Michigan University, founded in 1849 as Michigan's first teachers' college, anchors the city. The Huron River runs through town, with Ford Lake on the southern edge, and I-94 puts Ann Arbor and Detroit within easy reach.
Homes in Ypsilanti
The kinds of homes you'll find.
The Ypsilanti Historic District is the second-largest contiguous historic district in Michigan, full of 19th-century homes with character. Beyond it you'll find modest bungalows, mid-century homes and newer subdivisions in the surrounding townships. Many buyers find more home for their money here than in Ann Arbor.
Questions
Ypsilanti real estate, answered.
How far is Ypsilanti from Ann Arbor?
They're next-door neighbors, connected by Washtenaw Avenue and I-94. Many people live in Ypsilanti and work in Ann Arbor.
What school district serves Ypsilanti?
Ypsilanti Community Schools serves the city and parts of Ypsilanti and Superior Townships. Other parts of the area are served by different districts, so J.R. confirms the district for each home.
Are there historic homes in Ypsilanti?
Yes. The Ypsilanti Historic District is the second-largest contiguous historic district in Michigan. Historic district homes can come with exterior renovation guidelines, which J.R. explains before you buy.
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