Ann Arbor, MI Apartments For Rent
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Types of apartment in Ann Arbor, MI
Ann Arbor apartments range from older brick walk-ups near Kerrytown and the Old West Side to newer mid-rise buildings downtown near Main Street and State Street. Many older apartments sit in converted houses with porch fronts, gabled roofs, and narrow driveways. You also see duplexes and small houses for rent with wood siding, brick exteriors, and shared yards. Near Burns Park and the area west of downtown, apartments often sit on smaller streets with older trees and mixed housing types. Interiors in these places can include hardwood floors, radiator heat, and smaller closets, while newer apartments often have elevators, central air, and in-unit laundry.South Ann Arbor and parts of the north side near Plymouth Road have more garden-style apartments, condo-style rentals, and townhouse layouts. These buildings often have parking lots, wider setbacks, and simple brick, siding, or stucco exteriors. Around the University of Michigan campus, many apartments are in older low-rise buildings, and some houses for rent are split into multiple units. Tradeoffs change by area. Older apartments can have more exterior character and tighter room layouts. Newer apartments can have more storage and easier parking, but they may sit on busier roads or in larger complexes.