Maple Ridge
A recorded City of Ann Arbor plat on the northwest side, west of Arbor Heights
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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 25). Below five sales a row gives the range rather than a median.
About Maple Ridge
Maple Ridge is a platted subdivision of single-family houses on the northwest side of Ann Arbor, between North Maple Road and the Arbor Heights plats off Miller Avenue, about a mile and three quarters west of downtown. It covers roughly a quarter mile square. It is worth saying plainly that this one is inside the City of Ann Arbor, because so much of what carries an Ann Arbor address is not. Maple Ridge appears by that name on the city's recorded plat map, so the city is the taxing municipality and the permit office — no township question to settle here, which is unusual enough in this directory to be a fact in its own right. The plats immediately around it went in during the early-to-mid 1950s: Arbor Heights and Arbor Heights No. 2 to the east from 1950, Westaire Terrace to the northwest by 1956. Restrictions attach to the recorded plat rather than to the name on the street sign, so pull the instrument recorded against the parcel from the Washtenaw County Register of Deeds.
Its location puts residential streets close to west-side shopping and the route into downtown along Miller. The subdivision name is more specific than the broader northwest-side neighborhood labels used in some home searches.
Maple and Miller provide the main points of orientation. When comparing a Maple Ridge listing with nearby homes, check the individual street and the amount of through traffic, then compare the house's layout and outdoor space. Nearby subdivisions may share access to the same services without sharing the same housing history.
Miller Nature Area offers wooded walking trails within northwest Ann Arbor. Its setting is different from a developed sports park, making it useful for a shorter outdoor visit close to residential neighborhoods. The trail entrance and the route from a particular home matter more than a straight-line map distance.
Ask me what has sold here and I will tell you how it compares with the neighboring plats, which are close enough to be genuine comparables and different enough to need adjusting.
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