Huron Highlands

A named subdivision on Ann Arbor's north side

At a glance
LocationNorth of the Ann Arbor centre, about two miles; City of Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County
HousingDetached houses in an established north-side neighborhood
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

School assignments can shift over time. Confirm the assignment for a specific address — the district and the individual school — with the school district.

By the numbers
Sold, 6 months5 sales, median $375K
Sold over asking0% of sales
Per sq ft$253 sold
Typical home3 bed, 1,650 sq ft at the median
Built1966 to 1970
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 Huron Highlands

Huron Highlands is a named residential subdivision inside the City of Ann Arbor, covering roughly 25 acres north of the city centre, about two miles out. The housing is detached single-family. Sitting in the city proper rather than one of the surrounding townships settles two questions at once: the bill comes at City of Ann Arbor rates, and the district is Ann Arbor Public Schools. Past that, this page is a starting point rather than a full profile — tell me the address and I will pull what has sold on that street.

Huron Highlands is a north Ann Arbor neighborhood around Hilldale and Skydale drives, with Pontiac Trail and Barton Drive providing broader orientation. The city's neighborhood map places it among several small parks and natural areas, including Huron Highlands Park and the Hickory Nature Area setting.

This is a useful area to explore if you want a detached home on the north side while staying within the city.

Olson Park provides a mix of trails and developed recreation space on Ann Arbor's north side. It is a public destination serving the wider area, separate from nearby community associations. A visit can help you judge how the park fits into your daily routine.

Community details reflect public records and local knowledge and can change — always verify what matters to your purchase. Explore more of Ann Arbor's neighborhoods, or browse active listings.