Beckington is another small, tucked away Saline, Michigan neighborhood that benefits from an easily commutable location to both Ann Arbor and Downtown Saline which are reached after just a few minutes of driving!

Constructed back in the 1970’s, the Beckington Neighborhood features spacious three to four bedroom single family homes ranging in size from 2500 square feet to over 2900 square feet. Homes are generally in the ranch style with a a few split-level homes that are positioned on spacious 1+ acre lots and feature numerous mature trees creating a very wooded neighborhood. Prices are currently in the $200,000’s for homes in this subdivision.
The neighborhood itself is situated off of Moon Road, southeast of the City of Saline with all homes being located on the paved road; Jeffrey Lane. Remember CNN/Money Magazine named Saline, Michigan as one of the country’s top 100 “Best Places to Live” out of more than 1,300 cities ranked! Living in or near Saline means that you are in a great position with easy commuting to Ann Arbor and beyond!

Homes in the Beckington benefit from a Saline address while being located in York Township meaning lower township taxes for residents. As for utilities, homes in this neighborhood have their own private water wells and septic systems for water and are serried by DTE for electricity and gas.

Parents of children in the neighborhood will also be delighted to know that their children will attend acclaimed Saline Schools including Houghton Elementary, Harvest Elementary, Heritage School, Saline Middle School and Saline High School. Don’t delay, call us today to find out more about Saline, Michigan.

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Ann Arbor offers great access to the expressway to get to Detroit or beyond quickly. A hop skip and a jump away is Zingerman’s Deli, Kerrytown, Kerrytown Farmers Market, Briarwood Mall, U of M campus, Medical Center and University of Michigan football games. Drive to Veteran’s Park for figure or hockey skating, baseball, sledding, swimming, or enjoy fresh produce at Plum Market or if you are looking for a fun afternoon out in the area, check out the Ann Arbor Hands On Museum for some great family fun as well as The Cube, offering interactive fun for all ages! If you are looking for entertainment and things to do, be sure to Visit Hill Auditorium as well as the Ann Arbor Power Center for the Arts! Want some unique gifts and garden tips? Find out more from the Ann Arbor Experts! For some specialty items be sure to visit nearby Morgan and York with video. Ann Arbor is a great place to live – convenient for all, including the Detroit metro airport, which is around 30 minutes away! Remember to be sure to visit world famous Ann Arbor Arts Fairs held every July.