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A small town with a nostalgic feel
Hudson prides itself on being a small town with a big heart. It’s also a town full of beauty. In fact, the entire downtown area was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974 and its nostalgic feel has been preserved ever since. The town’s idyllic presence has also drawn the eye of filmmakers not only for its downtown district but also for its rolling topography and scenic natural areas. With all these elements combined to create such a cinematic backdrop, Hudson is truly a town to admire.
Hudson proudly proclaims itself as being a small town with a big heart.
Hudson's idyllic downtown was established as a main hub of the surrounding township in 1853.
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Webster's Park hosts summertime events
Near the downtown district is Webster’s Park, home of the summertime Music in the Park series. By the southern city limits is Thompson Memorial Park, equipped with several play structures for the little ones. The playing fields at Will Carleton Park can be found along the city's northern edge. The city is also home to the Hudson Trail System, a network of paved trails useful for hikers, bikers and joggers. And while it is a 14-mile drive from the town, Lake Hudson State Recreation Area is another place to enjoy the outdoors, from its fishing spots and swimming beach to a dark sky preserve perfect for stargazing.
The Hudson Trail System is a network of paved trails reaching all corners of the city.
Thompson Memorial Park's playground brings families from across Hudson for after-school play.
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Breakfast is a hoot at Karen's Uptown Kafe
There are several spots to stop by for a hearty meal, and one such place is at Karen’s Uptown Kafe. Since 2004, this mom-and-pop restaurant has been serving homemade breakfasts and lunches in a funky owl-themed dining space. On weekends, shoppers can make trips to Hudson Market House for groceries or browse Hudson’s several small businesses for items such as secondhand treasures, soaps and floral arrangements.
Karen's Uptown Kafe has served diner fare in Hudson with rotating lunch specials since 2004.
Hudson Market House is a one-stop-shop with an integrated Ace Hardware and Biggby Coffee.
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Downtown Christmas Parade is a local tradition
The Hudson Chamber of Commerce takes pride in the events it organizes for the community. In the summertime, residents can look forward to hearing live music every Thursday at Webster’s Park. The Saturday before Halloween is always the date for Downtown Trick-or-Treating, and during the holidays, there is also the Downtown Christmas Parade. Hudson Carnegie District Library holds reading programs. Residents can try Cosmic Bowling at Hudson Lanes or go see the newest films at Hudson Cinema Plaza. They can also see visit Hudson and Grosvenor Museums, exploring their collections inside and the impressive Queen Anne and Italianate exteriors on the outside. For residents of faith, there are several churches conveniently located on and near East Main Street.
Hudson Lanes has family-friendly Cosmic Bowling and competitive adult and student leagues.
Hudson Cinema Plaza is a privately-owned small town theater where tickets are always just $5.
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Low inventory encourages quick sales
Typical home designs include ranch and cottage styles. Prices range between $136,000 on the lower end and $624,900 on the higher end. “The Housing market is minimal in Hudson,” says Blake Jenkins, a Realtor and Associate Broker with Century 21 Affiliated. Jenkins has seven years of experience and has sold several homes in the area. “There’s not a lot of houses on the market at a time, so they tend to go pretty quickly.”
Hudson's competitive housing market is primarily comprised of ranch and cottage-style homes.
Larger cottage-style homes boast roomier floorplans in Hudson.
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Hudson High is known for its impressive football record
Students in the area are zoned for the Hudson Public Schools District, which was given a C-plus grade by Niche. The district’s public high school, Hudson High School, is famous for its impressive football record. Winning 72 consecutive games across eight seasons from 1968-75, The Streak – as it’s known – still stands in the books of the Michigan High School Athletic Association. Students who would like to pursue higher education can attend colleges such as the University of Michigan, a top-performing institution located 63 miles away in Ann Arbor.
Over 400 students from across Hudson attend Lincoln Elementary School.
Hudson Area Junior/Senior High School's football team is famous for a 72-game winning streak.
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Michigan to Tennessee on U.S. 127
East Main Street and Munson Highway are two major roads that cut through the city. U.S. 127, which passes through the western border of the city, runs from the Lower Peninsula of Michigan to Chattanooga, Tennessee. Hudson is located not too far from a few major Midwestern cities as well. Toledo, Ohio is 54 miles east and Fort Wayne, Indiana is 88 miles southwest.
Hudson Police Department serves the community
According to data from the FBI, Hudson's reported violent crime rates are generally lower than state and national figures, although the city did report a spike in the fall of 2023. Reported property crime rates fluctuated greatly, but remained lower than state and national figures throughout the end of 2023. Hudson is at a moderate risk for flooding and severe heat.
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On average, homes in Hudson, MI sell after 48 days on the market compared to the national average of 49 days. The median sale price for homes in Hudson, MI over the last 12 months is $174,900, up 17% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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