The Villas are fairly quiet, in my experience. My apartment is on the top floor, and I never hear any of my neighbors; sometimes hear some noise from out in the parking lot, but compared to other city and suburb locations where I have lived, it is very quiet here. The apartment is a bit older feeling than other modern complexes around, but very spacious. Parking is a bit annoying, sometimes I have to park a bit further away from my apartment. Of course, assigned covered spots and garages are available. The management is very friendly, communicative, and organized for anything tenant-related.

Driving to campus is going to be the most convenient option. The bus on state street is an 8-10 minute walk from the Villas, but can be unreliable. It is a bit far to walk (about 40 minutes). There are bike lanes, but it can be a bit stressful biking on the portions of Main or State Street.

Villas at Main Street is a wonderful place to live. The community itself is excellent. It is in a great location with access to many grocery stores or anything else you need. It is also a quiet and more removed community with a more private feel. The management is very responsive and overall does a great job caring for the entire community and the needs of individual residents. It is off campus, so it requires a willingness to make a short drive in the morning or take the bus to campus, but it is perfectly reasonable. It is perfect for anyone looking for a quieter area of Ann Arbor or for a family with kids.

Great apartment complex, roomy, quiet, and safe. Very expensive though.

Solid complex for family/couple/pet owner

This apartment is located a 15 minute drive (or 25 minute bus ride) away from Central Campus. The apartment is advertised as newly renovated, but they truthfully only added stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. I have had several maintenance issues that take unnecessary extended time to fix and my experience with the new property manager has been not good. I have one closet in the bedroom and one coat closet at the bottom of the stairs in my apartment. So, there is little to no storage in the kitchen or in the bathroom, but a lot of waisted space in the floorplan. All in all, I cannot wait to move out at the end of the school year. It is definitely worth it to pay just slightly more to live closer to campus in a complex that has amenities.

I really love my apartment, it's pretty conveniently located to campus-- it takes about the same amount of time to ride my bike to Ross as it takes to take the Bus (~8'). The price of the one bedroom with the amenities it comes with I think is a great value. I'm on the third floor with really high ceilings, a fireplace, and a washer and dryer. The complex has a pool, grilling area, package storage system, and a gym.

Expensive, but super nice

The apartment has been great. Location is 10/10 for me - across from CVS/grocery store/pet store and 1 mile from the Big House. It’s not really walking distance to the law school but you can ride a bike or catch a bus pretty easily. The apartments are good for Ann Arbor and not too insanely priced, plus you get a gym membership and a pool for the very short warm months. Maintenance isn’t very attentive and there are a TON of dogs in the neighborhood, but I’d recommend Orion. Quiet neighbors as well - just make sure you live on the THIRD FLOOR if you’re a light sleeper - the floors creak. Oh also the AC is weak so in July/August you’ll need fans unless you cool the apartment to 65 before the day starts.

I love my apartment. The building is quiet, the apartment is spacious and has great light and is well maintained. I wish there were more business school students living in my complex, but I can easily ride my bike to most points of interest in Ann Arbor, so I don't feel completely isolated.

Nice, spacious apartment with plenty of amenities. The only downside is that it is a little further away from the main campus especially Ross.