Located in Wayne County
While Redford Township has convenient connections to familiar larger cities, it holds its own shine with many endearing qualities of a small town. This charter township’s 11.25 square miles include fun community events, well-maintained parks and cozy restaurants. Here, residents can enjoy the fruits of suburban-esque living without the stress of urban chaos.
There are three signature events that Redford residents can look forward to attending every year. The Township Festival in June includes carnival rides and an annual competition between the township’s employees and the Chamber of Commerce. In September, Oktoberfest pays homage to the area’s German heritage with its food, music and German-sausage-throwing contest. The township celebrates Christmas with Olde Fashioned Holidays in early December, holding festivities like a tree lighting ceremony, photo ops with Santa Claus and even a petting zoo. Movie in the Cemetery nights allow residents to experience movies in a spooky setting. Heritage Day at the Museum celebrates Redford’s local history with food, entertainment and old-fashioned arts and crafts. They can also go bowling at Mayflower Lanes or visit the Redford Township District Library to check out materials and attend special events. For residents of faith, there are over 30 houses of worship available in and nearby Redford, including Mt. Vernon Baptist Church, New Found Hope Community Church and Sri Shirdi Saibaba Temple.
The township includes 12 parks, each one a great place for residents to play, exercise or relax outdoors. Handy Park is especially friendly to little ones, with its playground and a “handy” splash pad for warmer days. For those who enjoy playing or spectating outdoor sports, Bell Creek County Park includes soccer fields and baseball diamonds. There is also Glenhurst Golf Course, an 18-hole public course.
Many of the dining establishments in Redford have their own unique qualities. For example, Murphy’s Restaurant has been in business for over forty years and serves authentic Irish fare to the community. When kitchen items are running low, residents can head over to Value Center Marketplace, ALDI and Joe Randazzo’s Fruit & Vegetable Inc. There are also several boutiques and small businesses great for leisurely shopping trips.
Many of the township’s residential areas have their own neighborhood associations, showing an individual pride and personality with each one. Western View has many brick ranch-style homes with multi-car garages and neatly landscaped front yards. Grand Dale has many Colonial-styles and bungalows. The Chesterfield neighborhood contains many sleek, contemporary homes arranged neatly in compact rows. Homes in the area can cost anywhere between $69,000 and $300,000. The housing market has remained steady throughout the last several years, making gradual increases. At the beginning of 2023, the average housing value was recorded at $147, 865 and the market finished the year at $153,267. The median listing price is $155,000. Many Redford residents also take pride in the exteriors of their homes, with encouragement from the township’s Beautification Commission. The community organizes Garden Walk events, holds perennial exchanges biannually to encourage plant diversity and grants Best Yard awards to the most beautiful landscaping efforts.
The area is served by three school districts: Redford Union Schools, given a C-plus rating from Niche; South Redford School District, which earns a B-minus; and the Clarenceville School District, which holds a C-plus grade. Students zoned for Redford Union Schools can start at C-minus-rated Beech Elementary for kindergarten through sixth grade, followed by seventh through ninth grade at Redford Union Junior High, which has a C-minus grade. Redford Union High School also earns a C-minus. For residents who would like to pursue higher education, the University of Michigan is about 28 miles from the township in Ann Arbor, while Wayne County Community College is 18 miles away.
Drivers here have several roads at their convenience. Interstate-96 cuts directly through the township, running east to west. Michigan State Road – also known as Telegraph Road – runs along the eastern edge of the area. The U.S. Census Bureau reports the average commute time in the area is about 25.3 minutes. The township is roughly 16 miles from Detroit, 28 miles from Ann Arbor and 75 miles from Lansing, the state capital. Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport is about 35 miles away.
There are a few environmental factors that residents should keep in mind. Data from Risk Factor shows Redford is at moderate risk for poor air quality and severe heat. Meanwhile, the crime rate in Redford has been on a slight decline. Statistics from the FBI reveal that the Redford Township Police Department (RTPD) accounted for 283 violent crimes and 310 offenses in 2021. The next year, there were 218 violent crimes and 250 offenses reported. The RTPD has worked to combat crime by taking measures such as keeping a Neighborhood Watch Program for over forty years and a partnership with the home security app Ring.
Interested in learning more about homes in this area? Reach out to , an experienced agent in this area.
David Cook
Keller Williams Realty Lakeside
(586) 788-0067
40 Total Sales
1 in Redford Township
$200,000 Price
Paul Linville
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Kee Realty SCS
(586) 474-4899
63 Total Sales
1 in Redford Township
$87,000 Price
Jennice Hayes
Inside Realty, LLC
(947) 210-7282
77 Total Sales
1 in Redford Township
$197,500 Price
Dino Serraiocco
Discover Real Estate
(586) 300-1353
53 Total Sales
1 in Redford Township
$145,500 Price
Chris Gebrael
Gebrael Management
(810) 766-6376
196 Total Sales
1 in Redford Township
$37,000 Price
Roseanne Powell
Keller Williams Realty Lakeside
(586) 217-3564
68 Total Sales
1 in Redford Township
$168,000 Price
On average, homes in Redford Township, MI sell after 32 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Redford Township, MI over the last 12 months is $178,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
$180,000
This nice brick cozy ranch is nestled on a beautiful block and offers the perfect setting for comfortable living and entertaining. This home features a huge backyard with a patio, ideal for gatherings, relaxing or outdoor dining. Inside you'll find beautiful hardwood floors, a nicely updated bathroom, newer front door and generously sized bedrooms that provide plenty of space and comfort. The
Nicole Sammons Keller Williams Advantage
$157,000
Welcome to this charming, fully refreshed two-bedroom ranch tucked away on a quiet street where life feels just a little more relaxed. From the moment you step inside, you’ll notice this home has been thoughtfully renovated from top to bottom—so you can move right in and simply enjoy. The refinished hardwood floors set a warm, inviting tone and flow effortlessly into a bright country-style
Stephen Hohl KW Professionals Brighton
$200,000
Welcome home to this charming all-brick 3-bedroom bungalow in Redford—tucked on a quiet street with sidewalks and an unbeatable location near a neighborhood park and local schools. Classic curb appeal and a welcoming front porch set the tone for a home that feels inviting the moment you arrive. Inside, you’ll love the comfortable flow from the spacious living room—highlighted by wood-style
Michael Perna EXP Realty Main
$189,900
BEAUTIFUL UPDATED 3 BED 1.5 BATH RANCH IN REDFORD! SOME FEATURES INCLUDE: 3 BEDROOMS, 1.5 BATHROOMS, UPDATED KITCHEN WITH NEW APPLIANCE PACKAGE INCLUDING: DISHWASHER, STOVE, AND FRIDGE, NEW CARPET THROUGHOUT, FRESHLY PAINTED THROUGHOUT, PARTIALLY FINISHED BASEMENT WITH SEPARATE LAUNDRY AND HALF BATH, NEW MECHANICALS 2026, GARAGE WITH OPENER AND ALL SITUATED ON A LOVELY FENCED LOT! A MUST-SEE
$229,900
STUNNING COMPLETELY REMODELED 3 BEDROOM 2.5 BATH COLONIAL IN REDFORD! SOME FEATURES INCLUDE: BUILT IN 2005 THIS LOVELY HOME BOASTS A NEWLY UPDATED 3 BEDROOMS, PRIMARY HAS FULL BATH, NEW CUSTOM KITCHEN WITH STAINLESS APPLIANCE PACKAGE WHICH INCLUDES, STOVE, OVER STOVE MICRO, DISHWASHER AND FRIDGE, LARGE GRANITE ISLAND AND COUNTERS, DOOR WALL TO LARGE DECK ON BACK OF HOME, LIVING ROOM, NEW FLOORING
$119,900
Redford Border and Zip Code, 3 Bedroom , Basement, Updated Electrical, Furnace and Central Air, Newer Windows, Spacious Back Yard with 2 Care Garage. Immediate Occupancy. Consider Utilizing a Down payment Assistance Program.Property Taxes exempt for 2025.
$1,500 per month
Charming 2-Bedroom Brick Ranch in North Dearborn Heights Available for Rent!Nestled in the highly regarded Crestwood School District, this adorable single-story brick home is perfect for couples downsizing, first-time renters, or anyone seeking a comfortable, no-stairs living space.
$1,500 per month
This charming 3-bedroom brick bungalow offers comfort, character, and move-in ease. Inside you’ll find hardwood floors throughout, a cozy living room with a natural fireplace, and two full baths for everyday convenience. The home has central air as well as a mini split in the upstairs bedroom for extra cooling comfort. The finished basement adds great extra living or entertaining space, while all
Bill Kokenos Remerica Hometown One
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