Ann Arbor Art Fair
This massive juried art fair spans 30 city blocks with nearly 1,000 artists, live music, and interactive activities—ideal for Stonebridge residents seeking vibrant downtown culture close to home.
View event details →Stonebridge offers a peaceful and relaxed environment with predominantly single detached homes from the 1990s, many featuring three or more bedrooms. The community has a quiet atmosphere, creating a calm setting for residents. Convenient parking contributes to stress-free vehicle use for errands and dining, with several local restaurants available nearby. While the area does not focus on extensive cycling infrastructure, it provides a serene backdrop for residential life. Parks are accessible within a short drive in neighboring areas, contributing to outdoor leisure opportunities close at hand. This community presents an inviting residential option with spacious housing selections.
Stonebridge is a community to buy a house in for those who prefer a laid-back atmosphere. Stonebridge remains relatively quiet, due to the presence of very few people out and about on the streets. Public green spaces aren't well-distributed, resulting in them being rather difficult to get to from a lot of locations within the community. Still, residents will be able to access parks in nearby communities.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
An 18‑hole championship public golf course designed by Arthur Hills in 1991, featuring driving range, pro shop, grille, and stunning fairway and water views that anchor the heart of the Stonebridge community.
A neighborhood park offering playgrounds and gathering space, plus onsite tennis and pickleball courts available through the Stonebridge Community Association’s reservation system, fostering community activity and recreation.
Wide manicured loop roads, level sidewalks, and pathways encircling fairways and ponds provide scenic, walkable routes ideal for neighborhood strolls and connecting with neighbors.
Stonebridge comprises 11 unique subdivisions—ranging from luxury homes to condos—each with its own homeowners’ association, and benefits from lower Pittsfield Township taxes while spanning both Ann Arbor and Saline school districts.
Just minutes from Stonebridge, the Ann Arbor‑Saline Road corridor offers quick access to major shopping and dining—including Costco, Meijer, Target, Best Buy, Briarwood Mall and restaurants—making errands and recreation highly convenient.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This massive juried art fair spans 30 city blocks with nearly 1,000 artists, live music, and interactive activities—ideal for Stonebridge residents seeking vibrant downtown culture close to home.
View event details →A classic multi‑sport event (triathlon, duathlon, aquabike) in nearby Pinckney offers active locals a scenic and challenging day of swim, bike, and run—perfect for fitness enthusiasts in the Stonebridge area.
View event details →A free, family-friendly library event featuring storytime by local author Melissa DiVietri—great for Stonebridge families looking for engaging, close‑by evening programming.
View event details →Weekly outdoor lunchtime concerts in downtown Ann Arbor are an easy, enjoyable option for nearby Stonebridge residents to catch live music during the week.
Local jazz and roots performances at an intimate club—ideal for Stonebridge residents seeking live, quality music nights within walking or short-drive distance.
View event details →Stories, updates, and things to know in Stonebridge
Local characteristics and demographics for Stonebridge