Georgetown: an Ann Arbor neighborhood
A south-side Ann Arbor neighborhood off Packard Street, developed around 1970 with ranches, colonials and townhouse-style condominiums.
The houses
Georgetown is a south-side neighborhood off Packard Street, next to Georgetown Country Club. The subdivision was developed in the late 1960s and early 1970s, at the same time as the club, which was established in 1970. Housing includes ranch homes, colonial-influenced houses, and townhouse-style condominium rows, laid out with cul-de-sacs and traffic circles, and many homes have attached garages.
What's nearby
Esch Park, Stone School Park, Mary Beth Doyle Park and Buhr Park are all in the area.
Selling a 1960s–70s home
Houses from this era often come to market with original kitchens, baths, windows or mechanicals. That isn't automatically a problem, but it does change how you should price and present the house. Some updates are worth doing before you list; many aren't. The Goedert Method is how I help owners decide which is which, and your house doesn't have to be ready before we talk.
Frequently asked questions about Georgetown
When was Georgetown in Ann Arbor built?
The subdivision was developed in the late 1960s and early 1970s, alongside Georgetown Country Club, which was established in 1970.
Are there condos in Georgetown?
Yes. Along with single-family ranches and colonial-style homes, the area includes townhouse-style condominium communities.
Thinking about selling in Georgetown?
Call before you clean, repair or stage. I'll walk through what your house actually needs (and what it doesn't), what it's likely to sell for, and how to reach the buyers looking in Georgetown right now.