ANN ARBOR, MI — One of the newest luxury branded housing developments to come to Ann Arbor is selling condos for prices approaching $5 million.
J. Sinclair Luxury Penthouses is the name of a 15-unit development to be built at 416 Longshore Drive overlooking the Argo Cascades along the Huron River.
Prices will start at $2.8 million, with some units going up to $4.9 million, said JD Lindberg of Huron River Holdings LLC, which is backing the luxury project.
Designed for both elegance and comfort, the condominiums will range in size from 2,700 square feet to 3,600 square feet, counting only interior space, according to plans.
They also feature private terraces ranging from 545 square feet to 2,450 square feet, allowing for seamless integration of indoor and outdoor living with stunning views of the city.
Renderings of the 15-unit condominium building are proposed overlooking Ann Arbor’s Argo Cascades from 416 Longshore Drive.Hobbes and the black architect
“From a timeline perspective, we are actively selling units on the market through Rinehart real estate agents Lisa and Bryn Stelter,” Lindberg said.
He said construction will begin as soon as there are enough pre-sales, perhaps two-thirds of the units under the purchase agreement.
“At that point, we will be able to immediately move toward closing the financing and then proceed with construction,” he said, adding that he hopes to break ground in 2025.
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Renderings of the 15-unit condominium building are proposed overlooking Ann Arbor’s Argo Cascades from 416 Longshore Drive.Hobbes and the black architect
The city approved the development in April 2024. The project website lists 1 of 15 units reserved so far.
The project name honors the historical influence of William Sinclair, whose 19th-century milling innovations along the Huron River helped shape Ann Arbor’s Lower Town Area, and the J in the name nods to Lindbergh, the visionary behind the development. Here are the tributes to Jim Frye. They are known locally as leaders in resource recycling systems.
Lindberg said that by blending Sinclair’s heritage with a commitment to sustainability and thoughtful growth, The J. Sinclair bridges Ann Arbor’s storied past and promising future.
“Our penthouses are truly one-of-a-kind,” he said, noting that they offer buyers the chance to own a home at the pinnacle of Ann Arbor living.
Renderings of the 15-unit condominium building are proposed overlooking Ann Arbor’s Argo Cascades from 416 Longshore Drive.Hobbes and the black architect
While river views are one of its selling points, it also offers views of downtown and Broadway Park West, a new park and mixed-use development being built across the river. Michigan Medicine, the University of Michigan hospital complex, is also nearby.
Lindberg said residents of The J Sinclair enjoy proximity to the river, parks and the Border-to-Border Trail, while also having easy access to exciting city amenities and the best of nature and the city. It is said that their lives will be merged.
“The J. Sinclair will redefine luxury in Ann Arbor, offering an extraordinary living experience unlike anywhere else in the area,” he said, adding, “The J. It is said that it is designed to leave behind.
Renderings of the 15-unit condominium building are proposed overlooking Ann Arbor’s Argo Cascades from 416 Longshore Drive.Hobbes and the black architect
Other amenities include 10-foot ceilings, private elevator, private two-car garage with electric vehicle charger, geothermal heating and cooling, solar energy, spacious butler’s pantry, bar area, fireplace, and floor-to-ceiling windows. , sustainable building materials that support green living include Italian hardwood floors, smart home technology, open-concept living areas, and custom-built closet systems.
Featuring four bedrooms and four bathrooms, this condo is advertised as a “retreat” perfect for daily living and entertaining. According to the development team, the two-story railroad-inspired atrium with vaulted ceilings and custom chandeliers is unique and stunningly designed, perfect for hosting unforgettable gatherings.
Ann Arbor’s Hobbs & Black Architects designed the building to pay homage to the city’s past while embracing a forward-looking ethos. The first floor is inspired by Ann Arbor’s historic train station and the city’s railroad heritage and features a stone façade, while the second floor’s brick reflects the architectural motifs of the University of Michigan building.
Renderings of the 15-unit condominium building are proposed overlooking Ann Arbor’s Argo Cascades from 416 Longshore Drive.Hobbes and the black architect
The third floor design is inspired by the area’s natural beauty and the historical importance of the Huron River logging industry, and finishes aim to reflect the warmth and texture of the surrounding landscape.
The fourth floor celebrates the steel industry’s influence on Southeast Michigan while embracing a contemporary aesthetic. According to the development team, the building symbolizes optimism and innovation with wide windows, spacious outdoor living spaces, and clean lines, while offering views that blend the past with the promise of a vibrant future. It is said that the purpose is
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