Washtenaw County, Michigan
Healthy Home Assessments in Dexter
Huron River town northwest of Ann Arbor that grew from Judge Samuel Dexter's 1820s settlement into a trail-linked small city. One visit, one written plan, no upsell to a project.
Inside a Dexter home
Worth knowing: Home of the Dexter Cider Mill, the oldest continuously operating cider mill in Michigan (since 1886). About 1,716 households hold some 4,553 residents.
How the housing sits
Of units counted in 2023, 57.0% are detached single-family homes and 75.5% of occupied units are owner-occupied. Bachelor's attainment among adults is 70.3%.
Water at Huron River changes what humidity does, so moisture and condensation get the longest look.
Local ground in Dexter:
- Gordon Hall. Judge Samuel Dexter's Greek Revival mansion begun in 1841, an almost certain Underground Railroad stop that hosted Presidents Polk and Buchanan.
- Dexter Cider Mill. Michigan's oldest continuously operating cider mill, pressing local apples on an oak press beside the Huron River since 1886.
- Downtown Dexter. Historic village-turned-city center linked by trail to Hudson Mills Metropark.
- Hudson Mills Metropark. 1,549-acre Huron River metropark with golf, disc golf, canoe camp, and trails connecting to downtown Dexter.
- Border-to-Border Trail. Huron River trail corridor running through Dexter toward Ann Arbor.
Where the addresses are
Addresses fall in 48130.