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Small-town charm and farmland abound just 55 miles outside of Detroit
Life moves at a slower pace in Imlay Township, a rural community located 55 miles north of Detroit’s city center. Expansive lots, farmland and established homes make up the township’s landscape, with Imlay City being a convenient nearby hub for a small selection of amenities and restaurants. “People move here for the small-town feel,” says Alex Lengemann, a local real estate agent with Realty Volution.com. “We have lower taxes out here compared to surrounding communities, and you can get more land for your money. Folks have been moving out to the Detroit-area townships in recent years as remote work has lessened the need to commute.”
Imlay Township residents can head over to the Eastern Michigan State Fair in the summer.
Imlay Township residents can find peace at St. Paul's Lutheran Church.
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Farmhouses, country homes and vast acreages available
The average home price here is just over $300,000. If you’re looking to start from scratch, you can get a 2-acre lot for $30,000 and lots of 10 acres and beyond for $100,000 to $150,000. On the higher end of the market, you’ll find a private country home with four bedrooms, a three-car garage, a horse barn and over 40 acres of land. For less than $200,000, you could snag a three-bedroom fixer-upper on a 2-acre, wooded lot. Build dates range from the 1880s to the early 2000s, with more modern builds found closer to the Imlay City limits.
There is a wide variety of home styles in Imlay Township.
Mature trees line quiet streets in Imlay City.
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Imlay City offers public outdoor spaces
While residents of Imlay Township have plenty of room to spread out and stretch their legs on their own properties, they can drive into Imlay City for more room to enjoy the outdoors. Lambsteele Park is one of the area’s most popular parks, especially in the summer months, when locals can be found enjoying live music under the gazebo or cooling off at the public pool.
Lions Park is an ideal spot for an evening stroll.
Imlay Township Residents can take a drive out to Lions Park if they want access to sports fields.
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Shop or dine in Imlay City, just 15 minutes away
The city is within a 15-minute drive from all points across the township, so residents don’t need to travel far to pick up their groceries or grab a bite to eat. Folks can restock their kitchen with a trip to the local Kroger or sit down to savor a meal at Lucky’s Steakhouse. This local Michigan chain is a great spot for a date night out or catching up with friends over lunch. Dig into some surf and turf by ordering the prime rib and lobster or go the handheld route and order the barbecue chicken and bacon sandwich. If you’ve saved room for dessert, indulge in a slice of key lime pie, carrot cake or cheesecake.
Imlay Township residents enjoy breakfast in Imlay City.
Daniel Orr Sons Hardware supports local homeowners with repair needs.
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Students attend Imlay City Community Schools
Local students will head into Imlay City for school, with all the area’s public institutions earning overall Niche grades of B or B-plus. All four of these schools are within a half mile of each other, making drop-off a breeze for parents of multiple kids. From kindergarten through second grade, young learners can attend Weston Elementary School, which has a student-to-teacher ratio of 15-1 and an A rating on its teachers, according to Niche. For the remainder of their elementary school years, students will head to Borland Elementary School. Imlay City Middle School serves 400 students and earns an A-minus teacher rating and a B-plus rating in diversity, according to Niche. Imlay City High School students can participate in vocational programs through the Lapeer County Education and Technology Center, with courses including animal science, auto body collision repair, cosmetology and digital media arts.
Imlay Township students can attend Weston Elementary School.
Imlay Township students can attend Imlay City High School.
Imlay Township students can attend Imlay City Middle School.
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Easy access to Detroit and beyond
Interstate 69 and Route 53 intersect in town, allowing for a straightforward route to both Detroit and Port Huron.
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