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Suburb of newer homes in Tittabawassee Township
Situated within Tittabawassee Township in Saginaw County, Freeland is a census-designated place that perfectly balances rural tranquility with suburban living. Located conveniently between Saginaw, Midland, and Bay City, Freeland offers residents the best of both worlds: the peace of open spaces and the convenience of nearby amenities. This community is known for its newer housing developments. Buyers find it an ideal place for families and individuals seeking a quieter, yet connected, lifestyle, says Michelle Hill, a Realtor at Ayre/Rhinehart Realtors. " Freeland is a suburb without a city attached, there is so much open space,” says Hill.
Baynes Apple Valley in Freeland is an orchard and cider mill that is great for families.
Freeland stretches east and west of the Tittabawassee River.
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Freeland’s housing market offers a variety of styles and attracts young families
The area features cottages, Neo-Colonials, and Craftsman homes. For those seeking more expansive properties, Georgian Revival and modern ranch-style homes are available, as well as luxurious modern farmhouses. Prices in Freeland range from $265,000 up to $620,000. The area’s newer construction, mostly within the last 20-25 years, attracts many young families. “Newer construction attracts a lot of young families. If you want to be in a neighborhood with a lot of children, find a neighborhood with newer construction, like Freeland,” Hill says.
Spacious front yards in Freeland give kids space to play.
Come home to a comfortable ranch in Freeland.
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Freeland schools are highly rated and have competitive athletics
Young students begin their academic journey at the Freeland Learning Center, which serves pre-kindergarten through first grade, which has a B rating from Niche. They then move on to Freeland Elementary School, which has earned an A-minus rating. Freeland Middle and High School share a combined campus and are known for their competitive athletics, with a B-plus Niche rating. The girls' soccer team recently made it to the state tournament, and the track and field teams consistently perform well at the state level. Hill emphasizes that Freeland's schools are among the best in the region, noting that "if you're going to pick between the school districts, it's going to be Freeland, Midland, and a little community called Bullet Creek, Freeland’s education stands out,” Hill says,
Freeland parks and recreation offer diverse activities for outdoor enthusiasts
Memorial Park is a community favorite, featuring a pedestrian covered bridge, a gazebo, a pier, and a playground. The park’s rentable building is perfect for events and gatherings, accommodating up to 80 people. For nature enthusiasts, the Beechwood Nature Trails offer a serene walk through 8 acres of forested land, with trails that highlight trees. Another popular destination is Apple Mountain, a year-round recreational facility that transforms with the seasons—offering skiing in the winter and golf in the summer.
Beechwood Nature Trail in Freeland is great for a stroll in every season.
Go for a stroll with family at Krossroads Park near Freeland.
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Shopping and dining in Freeland are limited but include some local favorites
While Freeland offers a selection of local shops and eateries, many residents venture to nearby cities for a broader range of dining and shopping options. In town, Pat’s Food Center serves as the primary grocery store, while the Log Cabin Bar & Grill is a popular spot for traditional bar fare, including tacos, cheesesteaks, and sandwiches. The Riverside Family Restaurant is another local favorite, offering homemade meals with specialties like chicken cordon bleu and grilled sirloin steak. For seasonal treats, Bayne's Apple Valley Farm offers fresh cider, donuts, and pies. Hill points out that in Freeland there's a little bit, but not very much—one grocery store, a couple of gas stations, a bank, Subway, a couple of sub shops, a couple of family restaurants, nothing much.”If you’re going to go out for dinner, you’re going to go to one of the other communities,” Hill says
Get together with friends at The Other Side in Freeland.
Explore unique and interesting finds at Freeland Antique Mall.
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Freeland has convenient transportation options including highway access and an international airport
Freeland’s location provides residents with easy access to major highways and the MBS International Airport. M-47 runs through the town, connecting it to US-10, Midland, and Bay City.. The MBS International Airport, located just 3.5 miles away, offers regional and international flights. "Freeland is 15-20 minutes to everything. If people couldn’t find what they were looking for in Midland because it’s too expensive, they’ll go to Freeland, and they’re like 10-15 minutes to work in Midland,” says Hill.
Freeland community events bring residents together throughout the year
The Freeland Walleye Festival is a highlight, drawing visitors from across the region for fishing tournaments, parades, and family-friendly activities. The Taste of Freeland event showcases the culinary talents of local restaurants and vendors.. During the holiday season, the community comes alive with the Holiday Lights Parade, where residents decorate their homes and floats with festive lights.
The SVSU Arts & Crafts Show draws people from all over Saginaw and the state.
The corn maze at Leaman's in Freeland is fun for the whole family.
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On average, homes in Freeland, Saginaw sell after 38 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Freeland, Saginaw over the last 12 months is $318,000, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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