Georgetown

Mid-century streets on the southeast side

Georgetown grew up in the 1960s along Georgetown Boulevard off Packard — generous colonials, ranches, and split-levels on some of the southeast side's larger in-city lots.

Its draw is unchanged decades later: solid construction, mature trees, and quick access to Packard's shops, US-23, and the St. Joe's and UM medical campuses.

  • Larger in-city lots and mature canopy
  • Minutes to US-23 and both hospital systems
  • Established mid-century construction quality
At a glance
LocationSoutheast Ann Arbor, off Packard Rd
HousingColonials, ranches, and split-levels on larger lots
BuiltPrimarily 1960s
SchoolsAnn Arbor Public Schools
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