Washtenaw County · Official 2025 state millage

Pittsfield Township property taxes & housing data

Pittsfield Township is taxed at 39.2007–40.9782 mills across 3 school districts. That is 4.57 mills above the Washtenaw County median and 6.60 mills above the Southeast Michigan median — the 19th lowest of 27 municipalities in the county, and 158 of 236 region-wide.

Rates by school district

School districtHomesteadNon-homestead$250,000$350,000$500,000
Saline Area School District39.200757.2007$4,900$6,860$9,800
Ann Arbor Public School District40.093656.0542$5,012$7,016$10,023
Milan Area Schools40.978258.9476$5,122$7,171$10,245

Homestead (PRE) applies to your primary residence. Non-homestead applies to rentals and second homes. Dollar columns are the annual bill at the uncapped taxable value — half the purchase price — at the homestead rate.

Which side of the boundary matters here. Pittsfield Township spans 3 school districts, from 39.2007 mills (Saline Area School District) to 40.9782 mills (Milan Area Schools). On a $350,000 home that is $311 a year — $26 a month — decided by which street you buy on. Most listing sites do not show you this.

How Pittsfield Township compares in Washtenaw County

Municipality Lowest millageAnnual tax on $350,000
Sylvan Township34.7913$6,088
Augusta Township34.9528$6,117
Northfield Township35.4789$6,209
Ann Arbor Township38.0586$6,660
Pittsfield Township39.2007$6,860
Ypsilanti Township45.1543$7,902
Manchester46.2508$8,094
Chelsea47.0139$8,227
Saline48.5525$8,497

← Ann Arbor Township (lower)  ·  Ypsilanti Township (higher) →

For sale in Pittsfield Township right now

97 active listings in Pittsfield Township — the 6 newest below. Remember: every one of them uncaps the year after closing, so the bill you should budget is the uncapped one above, not the seller's.

IDX provided courtesy of Realcomp II Ltd. via Match Realty LLC and Greater Metropolitan Association of REALTORS, Realcomp II Ltd, ©2026 Realcomp II Ltd. Shareholders. The accuracy of all information, regardless of source, is not guaranteed or warranted. All information should be independently verified. Listings refreshed 2026-09-04T09:58-04:00; refreshed at least twice daily.

Compare Pittsfield Township with another community

Pittsfield Township has 21 side-by-side comparisons, 19 of them with a community that shares a school district — same schools, different bill. Dollar columns are the annual homestead bill on a $350,000 home at the uncapped taxable value, and the last column is the difference against Pittsfield Township.

Comparison Their lowest millageAnnual tax on $350,000 vs Pittsfield Township
Pittsfield Township vs Ann Arbor · same schools52.6657$9,216+$2,356
Pittsfield Township vs Exeter Township · same schools26.0501$4,559−$2,301
Pittsfield Township vs Milan · same schools51.9861$9,098+$2,237
Pittsfield Township vs Salem Township · same schools26.6161$4,658−$2,202
Pittsfield Township vs Milan · same schools50.8861$8,905+$2,045
Pittsfield Township vs London Township · same schools28.0563$4,910−$1,950
Pittsfield Township vs Milan Township · same schools29.7880$5,213−$1,647
Pittsfield Township vs Saline · same schools48.5525$8,497+$1,637
Pittsfield Township vs Webster Township · same schools31.4636$5,506−$1,354
Pittsfield Township vs Saline Township · same schools31.7735$5,560−$1,300
Pittsfield Township vs Freedom Township · same schools31.8786$5,579−$1,281
Pittsfield Township vs Manchester46.2508$8,094+$1,234
Pittsfield Township vs Bridgewater Township · same schools32.1909$5,633−$1,227
Pittsfield Township vs Ypsilanti Township45.1543$7,902+$1,042
Pittsfield Township vs Lodi Township · same schools33.7171$5,900−$960
Pittsfield Township vs York Township · same schools33.9886$5,948−$912
Pittsfield Township vs Scio Township · same schools34.3204$6,006−$854
Pittsfield Township vs Superior Township · same schools34.5770$6,051−$809
Pittsfield Township vs Augusta Township · same schools34.9528$6,117−$743
Pittsfield Township vs Northfield Township · same schools35.4789$6,209−$651
Pittsfield Township vs Ann Arbor Township · same schools38.0586$6,660−$200

What it's like to own in Pittsfield Twp

Beyond the tax rate, three things shape what owning in Pittsfield Twp actually costs: the age of the homes, what the water utility reports at the tap, and what local air testing has turned up. Each figure below carries the date of the survey it came from.

Housing stock

1993

average year built · 2,305 sqft average across 8,056 single-family homes

SEMCOG Buildings_2024

Lead in drinking water

0 ppb

90th percentile for Pittsfield Township · below Michigan's 12 ppb action level. Standard sampling — not comparable to systems that sample at the fifth liter.

EGLE / MDHHS water-system monitoring, periods ending 2025-12-31

Radon

3.85 pCi/L

average across 5,831 home tests · 29% above the EPA 4 pCi/L action level — elevated. ZIPs 48108, 48197, 48176, 48103, 48104.

MDHHS indoor radon test results by ZIP

Lead is measured at the water system, not the house — it cannot tell you whether a specific property has a lead service line. Radon is a ZIP-level test distribution, not a prediction for any one home; the EPA recommends testing every home regardless. Screening information only.

Common questions

What is the property tax rate in Pittsfield Township, Michigan?

Pittsfield Township is taxed at 39.2007–40.9782 mills for a homestead (principal residence) under the official 2025 Michigan Department of Treasury millage report. On a $350,000 home at the uncapped taxable value that is about $6,860 a year.

Does the tax rate change by address within Pittsfield Township?

Yes. Pittsfield Township spans 3 school districts and the rate runs from 39.2007 to 40.9782 mills depending on the district your address falls in — a difference of $311 a year on a $350,000 home. The district table above lists every rate.

How much are property taxes on a $350,000 home in Pittsfield Township?

About $6,860 a year at the homestead rate. Michigan taxes the taxable value, not the sale price, and after a sale that value uncaps to roughly half what you paid — so $350,000 is taxed on about $175,000.

Why is the tax bill on a Pittsfield Township listing lower than what I would pay?

Because the figure on the listing is the seller's. Michigan caps annual taxable-value growth while an owner keeps the property, and that cap is removed the year after it sells. The longer the seller owned it, the further their bill sits below yours.

How does Pittsfield Township compare with the rest of Washtenaw County?

It is the 19 lowest of 27 municipalities in Washtenaw County and 158 of 236 across the eight-county region — 4.57 mills above the county median.

Is down payment assistance available for homes in Pittsfield Township?

Likely, but verify per program: 94% of the 105 Pittsfield Township sales evaluated by Down Payment Resource over the last 12 months were flagged as potentially matching at least one assistance program. The flag is an indicator, not a promise — compare the programs and check your numbers.

Run your own numbers

What your Pittsfield Township taxes become after you buy

Michigan taxable value uncaps the year after a sale and resets to roughly half the purchase price. The calculator below is already set to Pittsfield Township — enter a price and the seller's current taxable value.

The one nobody else built

Uncapping calculator

When a Michigan home changes hands, its taxable value uncaps the following year and resets to roughly half the sale price. Buyers routinely get blindsided by a bill that's thousands higher than the listing showed. Here's your actual number.

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What will your tax bill be after closing?

Your taxable value uncaps the year after closing and resets to roughly half the purchase price — so a $350,000 home is taxed on about $175,000, whatever the seller was paying. Enter the price and the current taxable value below.

236 municipalities across the 8-county Southeast Michigan region.
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