3
Bedrooms3/1
Full/Half Baths2,471
Square Feet1,621 Sq Ft Above Ground
850 Sq Ft Below Ground
2.0 Car
Garage
Type
- Residential
City/Township
- Ypsilanti Twp
Year Built
- 1994
MLS#
- 3294335
Lot Size
- 0.21 Acres
Garage
- Carport
- Attached
- Electric
- Door Opener
Style
- Colonial
- 2 Story
Interior
Est. Finished Above Ground
- 1,621 sq ft
Finished Below Ground
- 850 sq ft
Eating Space
- Yes
Air Conditioning
- Central
Special Features
- Cath/Vault Ceiling
- Primary Bath
- Sump Pump
- Ceiling Fan(s)
- Skylight
Appliances
- Refrigerator
- Range/Oven
- Disposal
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Washer
- Dryer
Flooring
- Carpet
- Tile
Basement
- Finished
- Full
Drapes
- Blinds
Exterior
Outside Features
- Patio
- Porch
Road Type
- Public
Paved
- Yes
Additional Details
Listed By
- The Charles Reinhart Company
County
- Washtenaw
Cross Street
- S. Huron Dr. to Michael
Schools
District
- Ypsilanti Community
Taxes
Taxes
- $5,226
Taxable Value
- $98,623
HOA
- $240
HOA Frequency
- Yearly
Community - Ypsilanti Area
Ypsilanti, and adjacent Ypsilanti Township, with a combined population of about 74,000, are located on Ann Arbor's eastern border. Many of Ypsilanti's residents work at the businesses and industries located in Ypsilanti; others work in Ann Arbor and surrounding communities, or eastward in the greater Detroit area.
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Starting in the 1920's, Ypsilanti began to play a role in the development of the automobile, and auto production continues to be an important part of Ypsilanti's economy today. Ypsilanti really hit the map during World War II, when Henry Ford's Willow Run B-24 bomber plant became the first to produce the planes on an assembly line, turning out one bomber roughly every hour. The Yankee Air Museum and its annual Thunder over Michigan air show at the Willow Run Airport are popular destinations recounting the history of that time.
Ypsilanti is home to Eastern Michigan University, founded in 1849 as Michigan State Normal School; EMU now enrolls about 24,000 undergraduate and graduate students. With 12 parks in the city, and another 30 in the township, recreational opportunities are many. A number of the parks flank the Huron River or Ford Lake, offering access to a variety of water sports. Throughout the year, a number of special events dot the calendar; among the most popular are the Elvisfest and the Ypsilanti Heritage Festival.
Many housing styles and ages are found in the Ypsilanti area, from stately Italianate and Queen Anne examples to newly built neighborhoods.