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Burns Park

A beloved historic neighborhood just south of downtown, Burns Park features charming Craftsman homes, tree-lined streets, and a vibrant community spirit. Walk to restaurants, shops, and the University of Michigan campus.

Highlights

What Makes Burns Park Special

Historic Craftsman homes
Walkable to downtown
Strong community
Burns Park school district
High aerial view of the Burns Park neighborhood in Ann Arbor with leafy streets and the city skyline in the distance

A beloved historic neighborhood just south of downtown, Burns Park features charming Craftsman homes, tree-lined streets, and a vibrant community spirit. Walk to restaurants, shops, and the University of Michigan campus.

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FAQs

Common Questions About Burns Park

What makes Burns Park a great neighborhood for families?

Burns Park is one of Ann Arbor's most beloved family neighborhoods, with its namesake park and playground right at the heart of it, highly regarded Burns Park Elementary, and a strong sense of community that makes it easy to meet neighbors and settle in.

Is Burns Park close to the University of Michigan?

Yes, Burns Park is just a short bike ride or drive from the University of Michigan's central campus, making it popular with faculty, staff, and anyone who wants easy access to the university and downtown.

What types of homes are in Burns Park?

The neighborhood is known for its classic character, with a mix of early-20th-century homes, bungalows, and four-squares, many lovingly maintained and updated while keeping their charm.

How walkable is Burns Park to downtown Ann Arbor?

Very walkable. You can stroll or bike from Burns Park to downtown Ann Arbor, Kerrytown, and the university in minutes, with sidewalks and tree-lined streets most of the way.

Are there parks and outdoor spaces nearby?

Absolutely. Burns Park itself offers fields, playgrounds, and green space for the neighborhood, and the area is close to several other parks and the Border to Border trail network.

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