




Experience the pinnacle of group travel at The Chateau de James by the Arbor Collection, the largest rental in Ann Arbor. This breathtaking escape comprises two side-by-side townhomes totaling 6,000 sq ft on a sprawling 17,000 sq ft lot, perfectly positioned within walking distance of the stadium, downtown, and Burns Park.
Designed for large gatherings, the home features 12 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, accommodating up to 16 guests. The interior is adorned with stylish furnishings, exceptional historic elements, and unique original woodwork that adds warm charm and a soothing ambiance. The main floor offers two expansive living spaces with relaxing lounges and fireplaces, leading into two fully equipped kitchens and dining areas that will delight any culinary enthusiast.
For entertainment, the recently refurbished basement houses a dedicated game room and a home theater. The game room is a private retreat featuring a pool table, poker table, shuffleboard, foosball, and deluxe arcade games including NBA Jam and Golden Tee 3D. The theater boasts a top-line cinema projector with a 100-inch screen and reclining seats for a true Hollywood experience.
Step outside into a private paradise featuring breathtaking amenities including two luxurious hot tubs, two saunas, two decks with seating, two fire pits, and two BBQ grills.
Nestled in downtown Ann Arbor, MI, the property is just a 2-minute walk from the legendary "The Big House" (Michigan Stadium). Guests can easily explore the local culinary scene on Main Street, from fine dining at The Chop House to the Cuban-inspired Frita Batidos. Other nearby attractions include the Crisler Center, University of Michigan Museum of Art, and the Michigan Theater.
Practical Information:
Come for the football and stay for an unforgettable experience in this spectacular Ann Arbor retreat.
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