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Good Home Hunting
Huntington Woods earned the nickname “The City of Homes” because it mainly consists of residential areas and lacks a commercial district. As Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices agent Paula Rait, a realtor with 43 years of experience, says, there are many endearing qualities to this city. They prove that immediate access to shopping isn't crucial to make a place home. "There's a real sense of community in Huntington Woods. You can see it through its strong police and fire department presence. You can see it through its concerts in Scotia Park in the summertime, and the Fourth of July celebrations." With its grand English-inspired estates and over 20 community organizations and clubs to get acquainted with, downtown districts don't quite compare to the communal bliss of Huntington Woods.
Artistic architecture in Huntington Woods
The city's opulent homes reflect the luxurious aesthetics of the mid-20th century and were crafted by some of Detroit’s notable architects, including Frank Lloyd Wright and Albert Kahn, whose indelible mark on Detroit is both pragmatic and inspirational. The Hill Historic District is adorned with homes built with sheer elegance in mind. The streets' curved avenues and corner parks create an inviting atmosphere throughout. Homes are characterized by early Renaissance architecture featuring arched entryways and steepled roofs. Spacious backyards offer plenty of room for outdoor play and entertaining. Houses mainly consist of single-family homes with an occasional duplex thrown into the mix. Homes here cost about $270,000 at the lower end and $450,000 at the higher end.
Huntington Woods was adorned with a collection of elegant colonial homes.
Huntington Woods is full of newly developed homes.
Huntington Woods colonial homes add a sense of charm and elegance.
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Berkley School District
Huntington Woods is served by the Berkley School District and includes several highly rated schools. Burton Elementary School earned an A-rating from Niche and has a diverse athletic program for the little ones to enjoy including cheer, basketball and tennis. Norup International School, which teaches both elementary and middle school students, and Berkley High School both earned A-ratings as well.
Parks, prom dates and playtime
Huntington Woods has an abundance of parks to meander through on weekends. At Reynolds Park, children can enjoy its play structure and small field while teens and adults can try out the outdoor exercise equipment. Mary Kay Davis Park is also known as "Prom Park" because of its gazebo, a popular photo op spot with teens during prom season. The city offers access to one of the first public golf courses in the state, Rackham Golf Course, which was designed by famed architect Donald Ross.
Enjoy the walking trails at Reynolds Park in Huntington Woods.
The Scotia Park offers outdoor activities for Huntington Woods residents.
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Driving out to dine in Huntington Woods
Residents can visit Monarch Market Café and grab a cup of coffee, a breakfast sandwich or a scoop of gelato. For more dining options, they will have to venture out a little further to restaurants in Royal Oak like Zoe's House of Pancakes for Sunday brunch or a taste of South Asia at Pink Garlic Indian Cuisine in Oak Park. Grocery shoppers can find everything they need at Holiday Market, a family-owned local grocery store that offers gourmet items and supports several community organizations.
The Monarch Market Cafe is in close proximity for Huntington Woods residents.
The Monarch Market Cafe presents a cozy haven, adorned with rustic charm in Huntington Woods.
The Holiday Market is a local grocery store in Huntington Woods.
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Expressways everywhere
Huntington Woods is just two miles away from downtown Royal Oak to enjoy everything from fine dining and local shops. It includes road access to Woodward Avenue, Coolidge Highway, 11 Mile Road and the I-696 Service Drive. The city is about 12 miles northwest of Detroit.
The Huntington Woods Library is a beacon of knowledge and community.
Lions, tigers and kangaroos-- Oh my!
Whether it's joining a book club at the public library or taking the kids to the skate park, there's an activity for everyone in Huntington Woods. The city also hosts a week-long Fourth of July Celebration, movie nights and family festivals. At Scotia Park, the city holds an annual summer concert series. The Detroit Zoo, located adjacent to the Rackham Golf Course, is one of the state's largest attractions and features a number of exciting animal exhibits including butterflies, polar bears and kangaroos.
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On average, homes in Huntington Woods, MI sell after 11 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Huntington Woods, MI over the last 12 months is $527,500, up 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Matterport virtual walkthrough available on Homes. Lovely half duplex in Berkley with a fantastic layout and unbeatable location! Bright living room with hardwood floors and great natural light, flowing into an updated kitchen with plenty of cabinet space and modern finishes. The main floor offers two comfortable bedrooms and a full bath, while upstairs you'll find a large bonus room with
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This classic 3-bedroom, 2.1-bath Colonial offers over 2,200 sq ft of potential on a large 67x163 lot in the desirable Huntington Woods subdivision. Built in 1938, the home features hardwood floors, crown molding, wainscoting, and a fireplace that set the stage for timeless charm. The floor plan includes a spacious living room, formal dining room, sunroom, and bonus spaces — perfect for modern
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Welcome to this distinctive 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath Colonial situated on a spacious, deep lot in one of the most desirable neighborhoods. Directly across from picturesque Statue Park and surrounded by elegant, high-end homes, this property offers a rare blend of charm, comfort, and location. Enjoy the tranquility of tree-lined streets while being minutes from local amenities. A unique rental
Recently updated 500 sq. ft. 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment on the second floor for lease in Berkley. The Princeton Apartments are conveniently located just north of 11 Mile and just east of Woodward Ave. This unit has its own storage room and shared laundry facilities in the basement. The tenant pays their own separately metered electric. This is a non smoking unit.
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