Homes for sale in Milan

Welcome to the Eagle Springs located just 3 minutes from Downtown Milan Michigan and only a 15 minute commute to Ann Arbor.  All our new construction home listings have many standard features that many other builders only offer as options. Each model below is available in 3 different front elevations each and the standard features can be viewed by clicking on their respective links below.   Click here for mapping directions or the map to the right for a larger aeral image of the surrounding community.   

Eagles Springs is a 158 lot subdivision including our 60+ lots now available for your new construction model home.  Lots range up to 1/2 acre with sidewalks and parks and are serviced by the City of Milan for utilities, care of the public streets and trash removal.  Contact Tom Stachler for a list of available lots and or spec home.  We are happy to build a home to your specifications as well and the project would be builder funded and not require you to obtain a construction loan.  We look forward to working with you !

STANDARD FEATURES INCLUDE

• Hardwood or Ceramic Floors in Foyer, Hall, Powder Room, Kitchen/Nook
• Ceramic Floors in Full Baths Standard
• Egress Window and two ventilated Glass Block Windows in Basement
• Raised Oak Panel Cabinets in Kitchen
• Kitchen Island
• Concrete Driveway and Sidewalks
• Tile Showers
• Electric Garage Door opener
• Granite Counters Throughout with Under mount sinks
• 9ft Extra High-Full Basements with Enamel Sealed Floors
• Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal Standard
• Central Air Conditioning and High Efficiency Furnaces - Standard

If you are thinking that Milan, Michigan, is named after that city across the Atlantic Ocean in Italy, you are correct. The Milan here in the states is located partially in Monroe County (about 40 percent of the its total area and 25 percent of its citizens) and partially in Washtenaw County (about 60 percent of the its total area and 75 percent of its citizens).

The city of Milan resides about 50 miles southwest of Detroit, 40 miles northwest of Toledo, Ohio, and 15 miles southeast of Ann Arbor, and is home to nearly 6,000 residents. It is able to boast an impressive population increase of more than 16 percent since the year 2000.

The myriad homes for sale in Milan include some spectacularly beautiful and devotedly maintained 19th century Victorian, Italianate, Art Modern and International architecture, for which the city's downtown was rewarded with a highly coveted spot on the National Register of Historic Places.  Many are quaint, lovely, charming and unique.

According to Sperling's Best Places, the median cost for one of the homes for sale in Milan was an amazingly affordable $83,300 in 2012. Milan's average home appreciation was nearly 2 percent last year. But just in case you need more reasons to love Milan, it contains approximately 200 acres of magnificently maintained parkland and, in comparison to the rest of the United States, offers a cost of living that is more than 14 percent lower than the national average.

Established in 1831, and named Tolanville by founder John Marvin after his son-in-law, the area of land remained officially classified as a village until 1967, when it gained cityhood as Milan.

Some of Milan's most popular attractions include:

• Original Gravity Brewing Company
• Hack House Museum
• Mill Pond with Public Park
• Annual 4th of July Carnival with Fireworks show
• The Milan Dragway
• Talladay Farms Corn Maze and Wasem Fruit Farm