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Ann Arbor's nickname is 'Tree Town' because it is so densely forested throughout its parks and neighborhoods. The city has more than 50,000 trees just along its streets and just as many in its parks. The terrain which is full of hills and valleys becomes steeper near the Huron River. In addition to its parks and other outdoor recreations available, when visiting Ann Arbor, there is a wide range of shopping available. The city has a variety of architecture in the neighborhoods ranging from ranch style houses, to contemporary style houses as well as classic 19th century and early 20th century designs.
With the fantastic collection of antiques that you have acquired over the years, there are surely hoards of antique buyers knocking down your door at the opportunity to purchase some of the items. If they have not been doing so, you have likely not allowed them access to do so as these individuals typically know what they want and they will do anything to get their hands on them. So when you feel ready to part with some of your great antiques, let the antique buyers fight over them via an auction and you will surely get a good return on your investment.
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