Located in Macomb County
The Macomb County city of Center Line prides itself on offering a small-town lifestyle in the suburbs. Located in the northern Detroit suburbs along the Interstate 696 corridor where community pride is strong, Center Line is home to 8,490 residents.
The architectural style of homes boasts a rich heritage with a mix of classic and contemporary styles, with the majority being Craftsman bungalows – brick and vinyl. Brick ranch-style and the elegance of the Tudor-style designs also pepper the area. The community also features a mix of co-op condominium homes and single-family cottages, says Brandy Ullom, a Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Kee Realty, Birmingham. “People here are very loyal,” Ullom says. “People either have lived here or know someone who lives here.” In terms of pricing, Center Line provides an attractive range of affordability for potential homeowners. With a median home price that is lower than the national average, individuals and families can find their dream homes without breaking the bank. From cozy starter homes to slightly larger family residences with modern amenities, prices range from $55,000 to $150,000. “It’s really a great place for those looking for starter homes,” Ullom says.
May V. Peck Elementary School, Wolfe Middle School and Center Line High School all earned C-grades from Niche. May V. Peck Elementary which heavily involves the community in year-round activities like the annual end-of-summer Community Picnic held at the high school. Wolfe Middle School is known for its project-based learning. Center Line High School is particularly well-regarded for its unique academy model that helps students explore post-secondary options during their high school years.
The city’s Rotary Park features a colorful, eye-catching playground. Lions Community Park provides a baseball/ softball diamond and large open fields where kids can run and play catch. Lions Park is also home to an ice rink in the winter.
Along Van Dyke Avenue, residents have a variety of dining options from pizza at Stosh's, paninis and salads at Haney's Family Restaurant or East Asian cuisine at China Villa. Shoppers can get everyday items at Kroger, which is a five-mile drive away and get more specialty items at nearby Cattleman's and Dollar Castle.
Friends meet up at the annual Center Line Independence Festival in June to celebrate Center Line’s independence from neighboring Warren over 80 years ago. The Center Line Festival Foundation also sponsors the classic car showcase Crusin’ 53, Beer Fest, kid-friendly Halloween Town and an annual adult coed Softball Tournament, all at Memorial Park. Center Line’s Department of Parks and Recreation also host events like the all-ages movie nights at Memorial Park.
Center Line residents treasure their hometown community, which also is nestled within a large metro area. The small size and easy-to-navigate grid layout make it easy to get around town, whether while heading to work at a small business along Van Dyke or to a relative’s house near Eleven Mile Road. Along the north border of town, commuters enjoy quick access to I-696, an East-West auxiliary interstate highway. The city of Detroit is located 17 miles from Center Line.
Interested in learning more about homes in this area? Reach out to , an experienced agent in this area.
Masum Rahman
NPG Real Estate
(888) 504-5107
20 Total Sales
1 in Center Line
$180,000 Price
Rita Vermeersch
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Kee Realty
(586) 300-2894
67 Total Sales
1 in Center Line
$150,000 Price
Donna Caumartin
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Kee Realty
(586) 666-1528
58 Total Sales
1 in Center Line
$155,000 Price
Ashley Petco
Keller Williams Lakeside
(586) 600-7821
51 Total Sales
1 in Center Line
$135,000 Price
James Wolfe
Century 21 Curran & Oberski
(947) 886-8334
286 Total Sales
1 in Center Line
$100,000 Price
Jeff Amburgy
Real Estate One-Brighton
(248) 617-0416
71 Total Sales
1 in Center Line
$120,000 Price
On average, homes in Center Line, MI sell after 44 days on the market compared to the national average of 49 days. The median sale price for homes in Center Line, MI over the last 12 months is $172,000, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
$154,900
Don’t miss the opportunity to own this well-maintained brick home situated on a spacious corner lot! Featuring 2 bedrooms and 1 bathrooms—this home offers comfort and practicality. Step inside to an inviting open concept living room and kitchen, perfect for both relaxing and entertaining. Highlights include original hardwood floors, updated light fixtures, a fenced yard, and a newer roof.
$280,000
Welcome to 7359 McKinley — a versatile and well-maintained home located in the heart of Center Line, just minutes from I-696 and Van Dyke.Step into a spacious dining area that connects to two full kitchens, offering flexibility for entertaining and everyday use. A first-floor laundry room adds convenience, and the rear of the home features a large bonus space that can serve as an additional
Shonda Thomas Keller Williams Paint Creek
$269,900
Beautifully Updated 4-Bedroom Brick Ranch in Prime Center Line Location!This spacious home features newly finished flooring throughout, fresh paint, and a functional layout perfect for any lifestyle. Ideally located near major freeways, and just a short walk to schools, parks, and shopping centers. Enjoy the convenience of a 2-car attached garage, a full basement offering ample storage or
Enamul Sarder Home Pride Realty
$731 - $831 per month
$1,450 per month
CUTE, CLEAN, FRESHLY REMODELED & MOVE-IN READY! GREAT TWO BEDROOM RANCH W/CENTRAL AIR, SEMI-FINISHED BASEMENT & 1.5 CAR GARAGE. FRESH NEW NEUTRAL INTERIOR PAINT THROUGHOUT PLUS BRAND-NEW WINDOWS & FRESHLY REFINISHED WOOD FLOORING. GREAT BLOCK, JUST SOUTH OF 10 MILE, CLOSE TO VAN DYKE W/EASY ACCESS TO FREEWAYS ETC. GOOD SIZED LIVING ROOM, EAT-IN KITCHEN HAS SPACE FOR A SMALL DINING TABLE,
Derek Pratley RE/MAX Complete
