1719 Morton Avenue
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
4
Bedrooms3/1
Full/Half Baths3,212
Square Feet2,874 Sq Ft Above Ground
338 Sq Ft Below Ground
2.0 Car
Garage
Type
- Residential
City/Township
- Ann Arbor
Year Built
- 1937
MLS#
- 3287556
Lot Size
- 0.23 Acres
Garage
- Detached
- Additional Parking
Style
- Colonial
- 2.5 Story
Interior
Est. Finished Above Ground
- 2,874 sq ft
Finished Below Ground
- 338 sq ft
Eating Space
- Yes
Air Conditioning
- Central
Special Features
- Primary Bath
- Sump Pump
- Attic Fan
- Ceiling Fan(s)
Appliances
- Refrigerator
- Range/Oven
- Disposal
- Dishwasher
- Double-Oven
- Microwave
- Washer
- Dryer
Flooring
- Carpet
- Wood
- Tile
- Vinyl
Basement
- Finished
- Partial
Drapes
- Blinds
Exterior
Outside Features
- Cable Available
- Patio
- Sprinkler System
Road Type
- Public
Sidewalk
- Yes
Paved
- Yes
Additional Details
Listed By
- The Charles Reinhart Company
County
- Washtenaw
Cross Street
- On Morton between Ferdon and Harding
Schools
District
- Ann Arbor
Taxes
Taxes
- $19,051
Taxable Value
- $383,602
Community - Ann Arbor Area
Ann Arbor, the hub of Washtenaw County, is the sixth largest city in Michigan. A lively downtown and charming tree-lined neighborhoods make Ann Arbor an ideal place to live, work, and raise a family.
Known for academic excellence, Ann Arbor Public Schools District is consistently ranked one of the best in the country. Ann Arbor is also home to the University of Michigan, Cleary University, Concordia University and Washtenaw Community College.
You will find a wonderful mix of city advantages and scenic beauty in Ann Arbor. Nicknamed “Tree Town”, Ann Arbor has more than 2,000 acres of tree lined city parks. Ann Arbor provides endless recreation opportunities including trails, golf courses, canoeing, tennis courts, athletic fields and more. One of the most walkable communities in the country, Ann Arbor prides itself on being environmentally friendly with a progressive recycling program and conscious effort to preserve the city’s green space.
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While surrounded by all of this natural beauty, you'll also find that Ann Arbor is less than an hour from the big city advantages Detroit, Michigan has to offer. Detroit is home to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, several museums, extraordinary shopping and professional sports team including the Detroit Lions, Pistons, Red Wings and Tigers.
Within a four-hour drive of Ann Arbor are Chicago and Toronto, or take a 25-minute trip to Detroit Metropolitan Airport and the world is at your feet. Amtrak makes several stops daily in Ann Arbor, connecting passengers to over 450 locations across the country.
There is a very broad range of major employers countywide, many of them located in and near Ann Arbor. The University of Michigan, the University of Michigan Health System, and the St. Joseph Mercy Health System are among the area's leading employers. These opportunities allow many of the county's residents to work quite close to home; other residents commute less than an hour to greater Detroit or Lansing.
Whether it's life in a college town that you prefer, or the appeal of a small town conveniently located to a larger urban area, Ann Arbor and Washtenaw County has it all. Come see why our home is well loved by so many!