The five highest-priced home sales reported in Ann Arbor Area, Michigan for the week ending November 1, 2026, came to a combined $8.24 million. Every one of them was in Washtenaw County: three in Ann Arbor, one in Plymouth and one in Dexter.
The group spans nearly a century. Two of the five are new construction, including the only condominium on the list, and the oldest home dates to 1927. Four are single-family homes, ranging from a downtown-adjacent neighborhood setting to more than five acres of countryside.
No. 1 — $2,347,115 · 244 Barton Shore Dr #1, Ann Arbor, Michigan
The week’s top sale was a new home in Barton Hills, the forested Ann Arbor enclave. The Tudor at 244 Barton Shore Drive, built in 2026 and the newest of the five, sold for $2,347,115, its full asking price.
It was built by Cranbrook Custom Homes to the company’s Seneca design, a modern take on the Tudor finished in brick and HardiPlank-type siding. The home sits on a wooded 2.22-acre lot on a cul-de-sac, with a side-facing three-car garage. Inside are five bedrooms, three full baths and a half bath across 4,561 square feet on two stories, plus a full basement. The primary suite is on the main floor, and the plan centers on a two-story great room. There is a designer kitchen with a center island, backed by a walk-in pantry that doubles as a prep kitchen, along with a family dining area, a dedicated office and a separate laundry room. An outdoor covered lanai was among the options the builder offered.
Barton Hills itself is much of the appeal. The community is known for its forest, rolling hills and architecture, and its amenities include a clubhouse, a pool, tennis courts, a restaurant and bar, and a boat launch. The home is steps from Barton Pond and minutes from the Barton Hills Country Club, which is owned by its members and has been redesigned.
Jade Mazzola of Berkshire Hathaway Snyder & Co was the listing agent and also represented the buyer, the one sale this week with the same agent on both sides.
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No. 2 — $1,833,000 · 330 Detroit St #204, Ann Arbor, Michigan
The No. 2 sale was the week’s only condominium: Unit 204 at 330 Detroit Street, in Ann Arbor’s North Central neighborhood, which sold for $1,833,000. It is in a new 15-unit Flatiron building, completed in 2025, that stands in the Kerrytown District between the Farmers Market and the Shops at Kerrytown.
The unit is on the second floor and is laid out entirely on one level, an end unit of 2,259 square feet with three bedrooms, a study, two full baths and a half bath. It has an eat-in kitchen, a gas-log fireplace, a balcony, wood and tile floors, and an elevator in the building. Buyers could tailor the finishes, with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances and custom cabinetry among the standard choices. A covered parking space in the one-car garage is a short trip downstairs, and Zingerman’s, Central Campus and the University of Michigan hospital are all a few minutes away on foot.
Stephanie Savarino of Savarino Properties Inc was the listing agent. Ariel Hurwitz-Greene of @properties Christie’s Int’lAA represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $1,395,000 · 6411 Lapham Ct, Plymouth, Michigan
At 6411 Lapham Court in Plymouth, a brick Colonial built in 2001 sold for $1,395,000 after a top-to-bottom renovation by its sellers. At 5,887 square feet, it is the largest of the week’s five homes, with five bedrooms, five full baths and a half bath on a 3.04-acre lot. The property last sold for $1.1 million in 2025.
The renovation reworked nearly every room. A two-story foyer opens to a great room with tall ceilings, custom railings, walls of windows and a porcelain fireplace. In the redesigned kitchen, an island topped in Taj Mahal quartzite sits among Wolf double ovens, a gas cooktop and a Sub-Zero refrigerator, and a butler’s pantry adds a beverage cooler and more cabinetry. The home has two primary suites. The one on the first floor has a tray ceiling, a makeup station, a walk-in closet and a remodeled bath with a freestanding tub, and the second is upstairs, along with the remaining bedrooms. Downstairs, the finished daylight lower level has a bar with quartzite counters, a linear fireplace, a full bath and an office with built-ins.
Outside, stone-paver patios with seating walls, a built-in gas grill and a gas fireplace look out over landscaped grounds and toward a pond. The attached four-car garage, the most garage space among the five, includes an electric-vehicle charger.
Sid T Jamil of House Of May was the listing agent, and Shannon C Terrick of Max Broock, Realtors®-Northville represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $1,360,000 · 877 Cody Dr, Dexter, Michigan
The approach to 877 Cody Drive in Dexter runs through a canopy of mature trees to a custom ranch on 5.46 rural acres on a dead-end road. Built in 2021, the single-story home sold for $1,360,000. The property last sold for $817,725 in 2021.
The home has four bedrooms, three of them on the main level, along with five full baths and a half bath in 4,576 square feet. Vaulted ceilings and large windows bring light into the main rooms, and the kitchen is built around an oversized peninsula. The primary suite has a spa-style bath with a soaking tub and its own door to a porch, and a bonus room works as a home office. There is also a screened porch, and the property has a pond. The walkout lower level adds a large living area, a suite with its own bath, another full bath and a flexible room suited to a guest bedroom or a gym. The home also has two fireplaces, a deck, a hot tub and a whole-house generator, as well as an attached three-car garage.
The property also has a heated hobby barn and workshop with room for four cars, high ceilings, a modern glass overhead door and an electric car charger. Dexter and Chelsea, with their shops, restaurants, breweries and parks, are minutes away.
Kinsley Brann of Keller Williams Realty Lakeside was the listing agent. Charo Ledon of The Home Buyer’s Agent of AA represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $1,300,000 · 705 Mount Vernon Ave, Ann Arbor, Michigan
The oldest home in this Top 5, built in 1927, sold for $1,300,000 at 705 Mount Vernon Avenue in Ann Arbor’s Eberwhite Woods neighborhood. The two-story traditional home, clad in shingle and wood siding, sits steps from Eberwhite Elementary School and the woods and trails around it, within walking distance of downtown, the University of Michigan campus and Michigan Stadium.
A covered front porch leads into a foyer between formal living and dining rooms. French doors open to the living room, with a wood-burning fireplace and built-in cabinetry, which connects to a sunroom at the front of the home. Wood floors and crown molding run through most of the main level. At its center, a family room with built-in shelves opens to the updated kitchen, which has white cabinetry, an island with seating, a Sub-Zero refrigerator and a Thermador oven, and a wall of windows facing the deck, the paver patio and the fenced backyard.
Upstairs, the primary bedroom has a vaulted ceiling, skylights and two closets, and its bath is finished in marble. At the back of that floor, a connected studio and bedroom could serve as a guest suite or a workspace. The lower level adds a recreation room with a built-in bar. In all, the home has four bedrooms, three full baths and two half baths in 4,254 square feet, with an attached two-car garage on an 8,276-square-foot lot.
The home went under contract five days after it was listed. Aleksandr Milshteyn and Guillermo Fleurquin, both of Real Estate One Inc, were the listing agents, and Ryan Ebert represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 1, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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