Allmendinger Heights in Ann Arbor is such a beautiful place to live and work. If you are looking to relocate to Ann Arbor you will find that there are so many different communities to choose from such as Allmendinger Heights.

Allmendinger Heights is a sought after Ann Arbor subdivision with charming homes on mature, tree-lined streets. Allmendinger really is a beautiful subdivision located on the west side of central Ann Arbor in the old historic west side between West Stadium-Pauline and W. Madison just around the corner from U of M Stadium.

Homes in Allmendinger Heights were constructed between 1919 and 1946 and come in a range of styles including bungalow, cape cod, farmhouse, contemporaries and more! Properties have between 1 and 5 bedrooms, 1 to 3 baths and are between 600 and over 2500 square feet in size. Many of the homes come with 1-2.5 car garages and spacious basements. Inside, you will often find hardwood floors, solid doors, natural wood moldings, arched doorways, cove ceilings and much more! Houses here really are picture perfect!

Living in Allmendinger Heights means that you are convenient for nearby shopping, restaurants, local parks – including the 8 acre Allmendinger Park which has baseball diamonds, tennis courts, basketball and more. Residents are also convenient for all that is on offer in Downtown Ann Arbor, which is within walking distance.

Parents will be delighted to know that their children attend acclaimed Ann Arbor Public Schools: Bach Elementary for between S. Main and 7th St, and Eberwhite Elementary for homes west of 7th St., all homes in Allmendinger Heights have Slauson Middle School and Pioneer High School.

Contact the Kathy Toth Team for more information on properties available in Allmendinger Heights.

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Ann Arbor offers fun and entertainment like  Zingerman’s Deli, in Kerrytown, and the Kerrytown Farmers Market. Purchase fresh produce at Plum Market. Shop the Mall just off State Street near I-94 at Briarwood. Purchase a unique gift or get year-round gardening tips at Downtown Home and Garden?  For other specialty items visit nearby Morgan and York and watch the video.  Visit the Cupcake Station and Grand Traverse Pie Company for delicious sweets.

Have a memorable day at a University of Michigan football game or Basketball game at Crysler Arena. Drive to Veteran’s Park for figure or hockey skating and outdoors for baseball, sledding, swimming. During July, visit the world famous Ann Arbor Arts Fairs.

For education or the arts check in at the Ann Arbor Hands On Museum for some great family fun! Tour the U of M campus, Medical Center. Take your picture and push the interactive art by artist Tony Rosenthals “Endover” the Cube off State Street in the courtyard  north of the Michigan Union. Be sure to Visit Hill Auditorium! Take in a show at the beautiful Michigan Theatre  or Power Center on central campus in Ann Arbor.

Ann Arbor is a great place to live – convenient to Detroit Metro Airport, which is approximately a 30 minute drive from Ann Arbor. If you prefer a trip on the train use the Amtrak Station off Depot Street.