323 Packard St

323 Packard St, Ann Arbor, MI 48104

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Listing Id: 74417
Campus Name: University of Michigan
Price From: $1550-1850
Bedrooms: 0-1
Bathrooms: 1-1
Property Type: Apartment Building

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Description

323 Packard St | Central Ann Arbor Convenience
Studio, 1-, and 2-Bedroom Apartments | Available August 20, 2027
Walk to Campus, State Street & Downtown

Welcome to 323 Packard Street, a centrally located apartment community offering studio, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom units just steps from the University of Michigan’s Central Campus. Situated near the corner of Packard and Division, this property places you in the heart of Ann Arbor — with campus, dining, coffee shops, and downtown all just a short walk away.

📅 Now leasing for August 20, 2027 move-in

Whether you're a student, grad student, or professional, 323 Packard offers a perfect balance of location and value.

✨ Apartment Features:

Spacious layouts with functional living areas

Full kitchens with full-size appliances

Bright interiors with large windows

Comfortable bedrooms with ample closet space

Private bathrooms in every unit

🏢 Property Amenities:

On-site laundry for added convenience

Off-street parking available

Water and trash included in rent

Secure, professionally managed building

Clean, well-maintained common areas

📍 Location Highlights:

5-minute walk to U-M Central Campus

Near South U, the Diag, and State Street dining

Close to Michigan Stadium and athletic facilities

Quick access to U-M bus routes and city transit

With multiple floor plans and unbeatable proximity to campus and downtown, 323 Packard is a smart and convenient choice for your next home in Ann Arbor.

Contact us today to schedule your tour — availability is limited!

Security deposit: 1.5 times the monthly rent for each unit. Monthly rents range from $1,550 to $1,850.

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