Sunset Addition
A named plat northwest of the Plymouth centre
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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 27). Below five sales a row gives the range rather than a median.
About Sunset Addition
Sunset Addition is one of the recorded plats inside the City of Plymouth, roughly 45 acres of single-family houses under a mile northwest of the city centre. It sits inside the city limits, so the tax bill is the city's rather than the township's.
Sunset Addition is part of the established City of Plymouth neighborhood network near Plymouth Heights and the Sunset Street area.
Sunset Addition is a place where the age of the neighborhood and the age of an individual home can tell different stories. Around Sunset Street and the adjoining city neighborhoods, older houses share the broader market with substantial renovations and newer infill. That variety creates opportunities to prioritize location first, then compare the home's design and condition. An older exterior does not necessarily mean an untouched interior, and a newer home may occupy a long-established residential lot.
The city's smaller parks complement the downtown setting. Hough Park at Maple and McKinley and the Tonquish Creek Nature Walk off Harvey are useful places to include in an area tour. For indoor activities, PARC on Church Street brings arts and recreation organizations into a former school building.
Penniman Avenue and the streets around Kellogg Park lead into downtown's shops, cafés and restaurants. Compari's on the Park on South Main is one established dining destination, while the Plymouth District Library at 223 South Main adds a practical stop to a downtown trip. Ann Arbor Road provides a separate commercial corridor for errands.
Sheldon Road and Penniman Avenue are useful orientation routes on this side of Plymouth. Ann Arbor Road and the regional freeway network support longer trips.
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