Why Live in Woodbridge
Woodbridge, a neighborhood in Dearborn, features predominantly 1930s bungalows and cottages, with some new builds and two-family flats interspersed. Homes in this area are in high demand, typically selling within 21 days. However, residents may experience noise pollution due to a train track in the northeast corner and occasional street flooding from older infrastructure. Hemlock Park, just north of Woodbridge, offers a walking trail, baseball field, and playground, while Alber-Bingham Mini Park provides soccer goals. Michigan Avenue is a hub for dining and shopping, with popular spots like Mokaccino Café and M Cantina. La Shish, a long-standing Middle Eastern restaurant, remains a community favorite. For groceries, Dearborn Fresh Supermarket specializes in halal meat and Middle Eastern ingredients. Ford Avenue to the north hosts big box stores like Walmart and Target. The annual Dearborn Homecoming Festival at Ford Field Park, 5 miles southwest, features live music, carnival rides, and fireworks. Woodbridge is bordered by major roads, including Interstate 94 to the east and the Southfield Freeway 3 miles west, contributing to its busier atmosphere. Healthcare facilities like Henry Ford Medical Center – Fairlane and 1st Choice Urgent Care of Dearborn EAST are within a few miles. Detroit Metro Airport is about 15 miles west. Local schools include Miller Elementary, Woodworth Middle, and Fordson High School, all offering halal meals and student-led prayers.
