About 552 Wishing Tree Lane
Set in Inglewood Park with a prestigious Ann Arbor address, low Pittsfield Township taxes, and award-winning Saline schools, this home built in 2020 checks a lot of boxes before you even step inside. When you do, engineered hardwood floors and a bright, open great room give you exactly the kind of first impression a home should make. The kitchen is a real centerpiece - white shaker cabinets, granite countertops, a tiled backsplash, stainless steel appliances, a center island with seating, and a sunny breakfast area that makes it easy to imagine mornings here. A butler's pantry connects seamlessly to a formal dining room finished with a board and batten grid wall, a thoughtful design detail that adds character without feeling overdone. A private home office, half bath, and a built-in command center at the garage entry round out the main level, making daily life genuinely easier. And with the largest floor plan in Inglewood Park, there's no shortage of space to make it your own. Upstairsthe owner's suite is a true standout. The ensuite bath features a dual-sink vanity, tiled shower, water closet, and two walk-in closets that give you the storage you actually need. Three additional bedrooms are nicely sized and share a well-finished bath, and the second-floor loft is a versatile bonus space that works for whatever your family needs. An upstairs laundry room with a laundry sink is a practical touch you'll be glad to have, and the full unfinished basement is preplumbed for a bath and offers real room to grow. Outside, your spacious deck is a great spot for relaxing or entertaining, and you're right on the Lohr-Textile Greenway, which connects to local parks and the region's Border-to-Border trail through a series of network trails -perfect for anyone who loves getting outside. Easy access to US-23 and I-94 means downtown Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan are just minutes away, with great shopping, dining, and parks close by as well. With immediate occupancy, this one is ready for you.
