Nestled in a highly sought-after Ann Arbor neighborhood, this captivating home is just moments away from the University of Michigan, the hospital, vibrant restaurants, shopping, and more. Surrounded by the beauty of magnolia trees, hydrangeas, evergreens, and lush perennials, this property offers a serene and picturesque setting. The first floor, built in 1938 by renowned Detroit architect W.B. Lorenz, retains much of its original charm and character. Classic features such as knotty pine walls, plaster ceilings, and oak hardwood floors add to the timeless appeal. The spacious, sun-filled living room is highlighted by a stunning fieldstone fireplace, creating an inviting atmosphere. Adjacent to the living room is a versatile family room, den, or office, offering anabundance of natural light and views of the beautiful yard, where you'll enjoy watching deer, birds, and wildlife. A formal dining room provides space for gatherings, and a bedroom/study with a full bath completes the first-floor layout. The kitchen has maintained its vintage charm while offering a functional space ready for your unique upgrades. The second floor, added in 1964 by Hammett Associates and University of Michigan architecture professor Ralph W. Hammett, features three additional bedrooms, including the primary suite. Professor Hammett, known for his preservation work and modernist designs, ensured that the expansion seamlessly integrated with the home's original architecture. This level also includes a full bath and its own separate HVAC system, providing enhanced comfort and privacy. The partially finished basement provides extra living space with a walkout leading to the lush backyard and garden area, perfect for outdoor relaxation and entertaining. This home combines historical elegance with modern functionality, offering a truly unique opportunity in one of Ann Arbor's most desirable locations. Home Energy Score of 1. Download report at stream.a2gov.org or in documents section.