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Brownstown is convenient and full of nature
Living in Brownstown means having a little bit of everything – it's a well-planned suburban neighborhood surrounded by a beautiful rural landscape and any retail residents may need. “It’s a great area. People are very friendly, and there’s always a lot to do,” says Tabatha Kibat, a corporate Broker with eXp Realty. The neighborhood is split into two sides: a heavily wooded area with creeks in the western portion of Brownstown, and condensed neighborhood streets in the east. U.S. Highway 24 and Interstate 75 cut through the area and provide easy access for residents to drive to where they need to go.
Over 11 miles north of the area, Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport can be found off of Interstate 94. While the portion of the neighborhood along Interstate 75 is mostly made up of industrial warehouses, rows of homes are found all throughout Woodhaven. First-time homebuyers, families and retirees alike can all find something they like in Brownstown that keeps them in the area. With a plethora of parks and restaurants nearby, there's always something to do.
The newer neighborhoods in Brownstown are full of their own unique charm.
Get lost in Thorn Park in Brownstown.
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Varying housing styles for under $500,000
Most homes in Brownstown are within their own pocket subdivision. Cape Cods and small ranch-style homes sell for around $150,00 to $350,000. Older split-level houses made with brick and vinyl exteriors are priced around $300,000, and large Craftsmen with pointed roofs and one-to-two garages are within a range of $400,000 to $450,000. Most properties in the area have well-kept lawns and driveways that attach to sidewalks down the street.
A perfect Craftsman awaits you in Brownstown.
The older neighborhoods in Brownstown have that small-town feel.
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Learning in Woodhaven-Brownstown School District
Families here are usually zoned for he Woodhaven-Brownstown School District. Erving Elementary School has a B grade on Niche, while Wegienka Elementary School has an A-minus. The Warriors at Patrick Henry Middle School can gain from the school’s A Niche grade and above-average test scores. From there, children can attend Woodhaven High School. Ranked No. 8 in Best Public High Schools in Wayne County by Niche, the high school has an A grade, AP courses and work-based learning opportunities that prepare children for the future.
Woodhaven High is a great school for High Schoolers in Brownstown.
Junior High kids can go to Patrick Henry Middle school in Brownstown.
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Trails and history in nearby parks
Brownstown has several parks to explore. Walk the trails at Thorn Park or cool off at its splash pad on hot summer days. Thorn Park also has a community garden on its grounds and a historical museum that used to be the Matin/DuChene farmhouse. Travel north on Highway 24 to get to Capital Park. Visitors can stretch their legs out on the walking track or open green space while little ones play on the playground. Dawnshire Park and Prairie Creek Park are other great options for outdoor recreation. “There are a lot of parks in the neighborhood, and sometimes the community will host summer festivals and winter festivals at them,” Kibat says.
A couple walks their dog in Lake Erie Metropark in Brownstown.
A man fishes in Lake Erie Metropark in Brownstown.
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Visiting local grocery stores and major chain stores
Residents in Brownstown have a few places where they can shop for their essentials. Commercial businesses and restaurants are scattered all along Highway 24. Locals get groceries at Meijer, or they visit the Kroger located at the intersection of Highway 24 and West Road. The shopping area has a Dollar Tree, an auto parts store and several chain restaurants like Dairy Queen and Coney Island. For something more savory, there's Big Bear Lodge. The log cabin-inspired restaurant serves burgers and wood-fired pizzas – grab a bite and enjoy the deer antlers and rustic atmosphere. Three miles north outside of the neighborhood, Southland Center is an indoor mall with brand-name department stores like Macy’s and JCPenney. The area is surrounded by chain and local restaurants like Texas Roadhouse, Olgas Kitchen and Bubba’s.
Kroger is one of several grocery options in the area of Brownstown.
Kroger serves Brownstown and other regional communities.
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On average, homes in Brownstown, MI sell after 22 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Brownstown, MI over the last 12 months is $272,000, down 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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