Green Brier

A named subdivision on Ann Arbor's east side

At a glance
LocationEast of the Ann Arbor centre, about three miles; City of Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County
HousingDetached houses in the Green Brier subdivision
SchoolsAnn Arbor Public Schools
TaxesCity of Ann Arbor rates
BoundaryOutline from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), the same map the site's tiles are drawn from

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By the numbers
Under contract1 home
Typical home4 bed, 2,550 sq ft at the median
Built1967
AssociationNone reported
WaterPublic
School districtAnn Arbor

From MichRIC listing data inside the boundary on the map, homes for sale and sales from the last six months together, refreshed with the feed (Oct 27). Below five sales a row gives the range rather than a median.

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The neighborhood

About Green Brier

Green Brier is a named residential subdivision inside the City of Ann Arbor, covering roughly 25 acres about three miles east of the centre. The homes are detached single-family. Being in the city proper rather than one of the townships around it settles the first two questions — City of Ann Arbor rates on the tax bill, Ann Arbor Public Schools on the other. Past that this page is a starting point; tell me the address and I will pull what has sold on that street.

Green Brier is an east Ann Arbor subdivision around Frederick and Middleton drives, near the Green Road corridor. It is part of the established neighborhood landscape north of Glazier Way, with the similarly named Greenbrier Park providing a useful recreation reference. The two-word subdivision name also appears as Greenbrier in local descriptions.

The neighborhood's street setting and its connection to surrounding parks are useful reasons to explore it in person.

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