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Washtenaw County, Michigan

Chelsea Real Estate and Local Guide

Small mill-and-theater city west of Ann Arbor where Jiffy's silos and the 1906 Clocktower define the skyline and actor Jeff Daniels still calls home

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Living in Chelsea

Sole home of Jiffy Mix, one of America's first instant baking mixes, milled in Chelsea since 1930. Source: chelseamich.com

Income$71,702 median household
Education50.8% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyWashtenaw County

Homes in Chelsea

Owner-occupied62.6% of occupied housing units
Single-family detached homes61.1% of housing units
Median home value$301,100

What makes Chelsea home

Chelsea Milling Company (Jiffy Mix)

Source: chelseamich.com

Home of Jiffy Mix since 1930, with downtown silos holding about a million bushels of wheat behind the famous little blue box

Purple Rose Theatre

Source: en.wikivoyage.org

Professional theater opened in 1991 by hometown actor Jeff Daniels to showcase Midwestern actors and playwrights

Chelsea Clocktower

Source: totallocal.com

Four-faced 1906 brick tower built as the Glazier Stove Company's water tower, now offices and retail

Downtown Chelsea

Source: totallocal.com

Walkable historic Main Street between the Clocktower and the Jiffy silos

Chelsea community events

Source: en.wikivoyage.org

Small-town festival calendar anchored by the downtown arts and theater scene

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