About 3427 Richard Street
Welcome to your storybook beginning in one of Ann Arbor's most beloved communities, Pittsfield Village! 3427 Richard is a beautifully positioned 2BR, 1BA end-unit tucked quietly away within in the neighborhood and just across from Pittsfield Elementary. Since 2020, this home has been thoughtfully cared for and updated. Truly move-in ready, the home features gleaming hardwood floors throughout, refinished in 2019, along with new kitchen flooring installed this year. Numerous recent improvements add comfort and peace of mind, including new blinds, new AC unit (2022), new dryer, updated 100-amp electrical panel, new entry doors, select new windows in the bedroom and bathroom, and installed radon mitigation system. The light-filled, open living and dining area offers a spacious and versatile layout to suit a variety of needs. Updated in 2020, the kitchen boasts a sleek modern finish with newer appliances, stove with vent hood, added shelving, a modular side cabinetand counter for enhanced functionality, and built-in pantry storage.
Upstairs, an open landing with built-in shelving leads to a charming full bath and two generously sized bedrooms, each with ample closet space and peaceful garden views.
The basement, with freshly painted floor, provides a clean and flexible space ideal for storage, gym, or recreation area.
Step outside onto your private deck--regularly maintained and freshly stained--overlooking an open field, community playscape, and lovely landscape surroundings. It's the perfect setting for quiet mornings with coffee or a great read or relaxed evenings with friends and family.
Living in Pittsfield Village means enjoying exceptional community amenities, including a pool, tennis and volleyball courts, playgrounds, picnic areas, and expansive green space. With close proximity to shopping, groceries, major expressways, and bus lines, everything you need is within easy reach. The HOA remains active in preserving the beauty and integrity of the community. Home Energy Score of 6; download report at st
