Residents move into downtown Ann Arbor’s Ashley Terrace
The first residents are moving into downtown Ann Arbor’s newly opened Ashley Terrace. The condo tower on the edge of downtown is expected to begin filling up in earnest this spring as construction begins to wraps up.
People are starting to move on up into the
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The elevator ride is swift and quiet, the walk down the hall to the condo short and sweet.
And before you know it, you’re in Kelly Stevens’ eighth-floor Ashley Terrace home, high above the edge of Ann Arbor’s Old West Side. Her views north and west would take many an Ann Arborite’s breath away – the
Stevens, 67, was the first person to move into Ashley Terrace when she arrived at the end of March. The mixed-use, 10-story Joseph Freed and Associates project opened last month after 22 months of construction.
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