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Looking for a Property that is Just a 60 Second Walk to Downtown Plymouth Michigan ?
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Charming 3800' updated Home for sale located in Historic Downtown Plymouth Michigan. Updates and hardwood floors throughout with new Hardy Plank Siding, Garage with Loft and much more!
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Gandy Dancer Restaurant
401 Depot Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
(734) 769-0592
Built in 1886, this former train station is located next to a newer Amtrak train station. This stone structure offers up a special atmosphere and menu sure to please. Specializing in seafood and fine service and situated not far from the University of Michigan Hospital on Ann Arbors north side. Truely one of Ann Arbors best restaurants.
Take in the trains, stopping and traveling between Detroit and Chicago or relax within this well run establishment sporting old world charm. You won't be disappointed. Watch the video to learn about the Gandy Dancer Trains and Ann Arbor dining
Contact us if you are intersted in real estate in nearby Kerrytown market area or perhaps Downtown Ann Arbor real estate.
Ann Arbor attracts young working professionals from all over the world. The Downtown scene has attracted bright individuals from local companies like Google and Masco to name a few. Ann Arbor's downtown and commercial scene has been one of the most stable during the recent economic downturn.
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For those of us who have spent any time hanging around Ann Arbor in the summertime, we surely remember the hustle, bustle and excitement surrounding the Ann Arbor Art Fair. The Art Fair, originally established in 1960, is a combination of four award winning, independently juried art fairs, held simultaneously throughout Ann Arbor. This year, the annual Art Fair runs between July 16-19. The hours on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday are from 10am – 9pm and Saturday, from 10am – 6pm. Visitors in town searching for homes will definitly wish to attend this event. We suggest you go early at 10am (preferably on Wens) thereby avoiding much of the larger crowds and this will help you see most of the display areas. The cost for attending this renowned event is free!
Together, the four fairs attract over 500,000 visitors from across America, and create an amazing outdoor gallery featuring over 1,200 artists. There are an abundance of things to see and do while spending an afternoon outdoors at the Art Fair. Activities include learning about and Buying art from the nation’s best artists, lively entertainment, artists’ demonstrations, 4 Imaginations Stations for art activities, more than 150 restaurants, and special sidewalk sales from downtown Ann Arbor to the University of Michigan campus. You can also check out a complete list of exhibiting artists. This spectacular event attracts the finest artists producing top quality art work in every price range and is considered to be the largest art fair in the country.
Transportation to and from the Ann Arbor Art Fair is extremely convenient. There are several parking structures around campus, including the Maynard Parking Structure which has recently been renovated. It is generally $10 per day for the parking structures and $5 after 5pm. There is parking in and around nearby neighborhoods for low cost as well. If you wish to avoid parking downtown near the Art Fair altogether, there are also shuttle buses that run throughout Ann Arbor. Parking to catch the shuttle bus is available at Briarwood Mall or Pioneer High School. The AATA Art Fair Shuttles will run every 10-15 minutes from 9am to 10pm, Wednesday through Friday, and on Saturday from 9am to 7pm. The fares will be $1.50 each way, and children 7 years old and younger ride free. Click here for a complete list of maps, parking and bus schedule. You can visit the Visitors and Conference Bureau for infrmation on lodging, restaurants and more. Don't miss this nationally renowned art exhibit here in town!
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