Lenox Township, MI, offers a rural lifestyle with expansive farmland, nature preserves, and golf courses. Large lots ranging from two to 15 acres attract horse owners, complemented by nearby trails and equestrian centers. Homes vary from early 1900s builds to recent constructions in 2022, predominantly ranch-style, with some brick modern traditional houses and Colonial Revivals. Students attend schools in Richmond, New Haven, and Anchor Bay districts, all with high ratings. Francois Maconce Elementary School is noted for its favorable student-to-teacher ratio of 15-1.
The Jean Waterloo Lenox Township Library hosts educational programs and community events, including book clubs and seasonal activities like a haunted library. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore Wetzel State Recreation Area's four miles of trails for hiking and cross-country skiing, and Wolcott Mill Metro Park's 10 miles of horseback riding trails. Lenox Township Park offers facilities for soccer, baseball, tennis, and basketball, along with picnic pavilions. Golfers have access to three local golf facilities with 72 holes, and Oak Ridge Golf Club features live music on its patio during warmer months.
Dining options include New Haven’s Main Street Grill for pub fare and Achatz Handmade Pi Co. for baked goods. Residents shop at local Meijer or Kroger stores, with additional amenities in downtown Detroit or Port Huron, both just a 30-minute drive away.
