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Washtenaw County, Michigan

Milan Real Estate and Local Guide

Saline River town straddling the Washtenaw-Monroe county line, its Victorian downtown shaped by railroad-era commerce and an infamous 1889 investment hoax

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Living in Milan

Home of the Hack House, the Victorian mansion built on the proceeds of Professor Henry Friend's notorious 1889 investment hoax. Source: historicmilan.com

Income$100,214 median household
Education41.0% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyWashtenaw County

Homes in Milan

Owner-occupied73.4% of occupied housing units
Single-family detached homes76.0% of housing units
Median home value$233,100

What makes Milan home

Hack House Museum

Source: historicmilan.com

1888 Victorian built by Olive Friend with money from her husband's fraudulent stock scheme, preserved with original carpets and woodwork as the historical society's museum

Federal Correctional Institution Milan

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Federal prison activated April 6, 1933 as a Federal Detention Farm, straddling the Milan and York Township line

Historic downtown Milan

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Main Street district beside the Saline River, spanning the Washtenaw-Monroe county line

Wilson Park

Source: milanmi.gov

35-acre park on the Saline River and Ford Lake, begun when Charles Wilson deeded land to the village in 1921 for one dollar

Ford Lake waterfront

Source: milanmi.gov

Milan's millpond lake beside downtown and Wilson Park

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