The Berkley community is a small-town gem with big-city vibes located in the mecca of downtown Berkley. Bordered by a 12-mile road, this quirky and retro community offers a limitless supply of enchanting restaurants, eclectic local businesses and events to explore.
Walking distance of downtown, residents here enjoy retro restaurants like Vinsetta Garage Grill for its delicious takes on burgers and noodle bowls as well as its loving tribute to its automotive heritage. Visit Westborn Market on the next grocery run and get gourmet favorites. The Downtown District is filled with artwork and large murals and brings creative energy to the city. With an abundance of retail stores like Yellow Door Art Market, Catching Fireflies and Toadvine Books there'll be sure to always find a way to treat.
The Berkley Historical Museum is chock-full of information about this cherished town. Have an evening out and go bowling at Hartfield Lanes or ride some carnival rides at the annual Berkley Days Hometown Fair. Admire vintage cars at Berkley’s favorite event, the Woodward Dream Cruise Parade that attracts tons of visitors each year, including celebrities. Rait says, "There's a lot of muscle cars, classic cars and Model T cars. Woodward Avenue is four lanes wide and you just see cars cruise up and there from Detroit all the way to Pontiac, it's about a 15-mile stretch. Bob Seger is a local who visits and Jay Leno always comes by every year because he's a big car fanatic." This event is often paired with the Berkley Cruise Fest, a classic car parade. Other hometown events include the Annual Art Bash and The Berkley Days 5k and 10k runs.
In Berkley, residents take pride in their homes. Paula Rait, a Berkshire Hathaway realtor with 43 years of experience says, "There's a wide range of housing options like apartments, condos and homes. The homes date as far back as the 1920s and '30s. They've also been tearing down vintage homes and putting up new ones." With neatly kept lawns and architectural styles like colonial, ranch and bungalow-style homes, this neighborhood is the perfect destination for those seeking unique dining and shopping experiences. Home prices begin at around $180,000 for a two-bed/ one-bath and go as high as $995,900 for a four-bed/ 3.5 bath.
Students in the area may attend schools in the Berkley School District. Boasting an A-rating from Niche, Angell Elementary has been a part of the community for over a century.. Anderson Middle earned an A-minus rating and has a diverse athletics program. Berkley High School earned an A-rating. Berkley School District is known for being named the 2022 Best Community for Music Education, a national honor for the 11th year.
Berkley is home to several parks for the kids to enjoy. Kiwani’s Tot Lot features a playground and picnic areas and Angell Park has several amenities including courts for pickleball and tennis, a horseshoe pit, an ice skating rink and a snack bar.
Not only is Woodward Avenue the site of the Woodward Dream Cruise Parade, it also serves as the main thruway that cuts across the Berkley area. Berkley is also located 14 miles northwest of Detroit.
Dan Wolan
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Kee Realty Bham
(947) 600-5578
31 Total Sales
1 in Berkley
$355,000 Price
Vesta Koch
Keller Williams Premier
(947) 225-6792
45 Total Sales
1 in Berkley
$400,000 Price
Kevin DeVergilio
REALTEAM Real Estate
(947) 500-2485
141 Total Sales
4 in Berkley
$315K - $651K Price Range
Robert Coburn
RE/MAX First
(586) 576-9389
243 Total Sales
8 in Berkley
$193K - $360K Price Range
David Petrouleas
EXP Realty Shelby Twp
(313) 992-1544
22 Total Sales
1 in Berkley
$315,000 Price
Jennifer Hemstrom
Thrive Realty Company
(947) 224-7983
163 Total Sales
3 in Berkley
$177K - $226K Price Range