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Stevensville residents enjoy small village living and Lake Michigan access
Stevensville is a residential village between the vineyards of Baroda and the lakeside destinations of Saint Joseph and Benton Harbor. It has a small downtown district, and a major interstate keeps the area connected to employers and large cities. Stevensville's suburban-style neighborhoods are part of Lincoln Charter Township, so residents receive services through the village or township, depending on where they live. Access to Lake Michigan and recreational spaces draws the community outside during summer, but neighbors find reasons to connect year-round. “The village has a very hometown-y feeling,” says Joelle Wake, director of the Lincoln Township Public Library in Stevensville. “Everybody knows each other from school or work. If not, somebody always knows somebody who knows somebody.”
Stevensville is a very tight-knit community with a small hometown feel.
Enjoy the sandy beaches of Lake Michigan at Grand Mere State Park in Stevensville.
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Old and new village subdivisions offer a range of home prices
“In general, the pace of life is a little slower here and less expensive than places like Chicago, even with the tourists in summertime,” says Glenn Youngstedt, supervisor for the Lincoln Charter Township. The community has a blend of older neighborhoods and recently built subdivisions. Split-level, ranch-style and new traditional homes are the most common offerings. Condos, duplexes and contemporary-style houses are also available. Expansive grass lawns, long driveways and multi-car garages are typical neighborhood features. Prices range widely between $200,000 and $875,000, but the community’s median price is around $380,000. Manufactured homes in 55-plus subdivisions cost less than $100,000.
Many ranch-style homes can be found in older subdivisions in Stevensville, Michigan.
Newly-constructed homes can be found in certain areas of Stevensville.
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Residents socialize at the lake, library and park pickleball courts
Lincoln Township Park has playgrounds, pickleball courts and a large seasonal splash pad. Next door, people socialize at Lincoln Township Library. “We don’t have a community center, so we became the hub for people to meet,” Wake says. Hickory Creek Park focuses more on natural trails and creek access. Youngstedt says the township wants to implement a nonmotorized trail following Hickory Creek. “We’re still in the planning stages, but our residents have voiced that they want more trails,” he says. “This one would let people bike from Stevensville all the way into Saint Joseph. That’s a good 4 or 5 miles.” On the east side, several natural parks offer tree-lined trails and public beach access. These include Lincoln Township Beach, North Lake Park and Grand Mere State Park. Hockey teams play at The Garden Ice Arena, while soccer and baseball players meet at Kohn Sports Complex and Lakeshore Youth Soccer Complex.
The Lincoln Township Library has become a social hub in Stevensville.
Play a game of pickleball at Lincoln Township Park, located in Stevensville, Michigan.
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Downtown has breweries, local restaurants and a social district
The village has a small downtown surrounding St. Joseph Avenue. Watermark Brewing Company is known for its beer garden, outdoor concerts and seasonal events. People can also walk around the village’s outdoor social district with drinks from the brewery. The Squeeze Bar & Grille serves laid-back comfort food, and DogSlinger offers a wide selection of loaded hot dogs. Locally owned shops are between eateries, and a Meijer grocery store is about 1 mile up the road. Off Red Arrow Highway, Peat’s Cider Social pairs drinks on tap with bowling lanes and vintage pinball machines. The community is also within 4 miles of several well-known wineries in Baroda.
Watermark Brewing Company hosts a beer garden in the outdoor social district of Stevensville.
Stevensville's The Squeeze Bar & Grille is a relaxed eatery serving comfort food and cocktails.
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Lakeshore Schools let high schoolers pick specialized career pathways
Students attend Lakeshore Public Schools, starting with Hollywood Elementary or Roosevelt Elementary. Next is Lakeshore Middle School, followed by Lakeshore High School. All four schools have A-minus ratings from Niche. High school students choose from six career pathways to guide their studies, ranging from arts and communications to natural resources and agriscience.
Lakeshore High School in Stevensville has students choose from six career pathways.
Hollywood Elementary School in Stevensville, Michigan receives an A- rating from Niche.
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Stevensville focuses on diversifying transportation
Interstate 94 and St. Joseph Avenue are the community’s main thoroughfares. These connect with nearby entertainment hubs and major county employers, like Corewell Health Lakeland Hospitals and the Whirlpool Corporation Global Headquarters. Agriculture is also a prominent industry in Stevensville. Although most residents drive cars, registered golf carts are permitted on village streets between mid-April and mid-October. The village is also actively assessing where to implement more sidewalks and non-motorized paths. The nearest commercial airport is South Bend International Airport, 31 miles south in Indiana.
Downtown Stevensville hosts annual events, like carnivals and competitions
Every February, Watermark Brewing hosts the Southwest Michigan Polar Plunge, where 300 participants run the torch to raise money for Special Olympics Michigan. In May, over 50 local vendors and community organizations set up downtown for the Mother’s Day Market. Family Fun Night features an outdoor carnival suited for the summer weather, while Christmas in the Village draws up to 2,000 people downtown with seasonal treats and holiday activities, like pictures with Santa. Village events also include collaborations with the local library, including a banner decorating contest where the winners will have their artwork displayed around the community.
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On average, homes in Stevensville, MI sell after 34 days on the market compared to the national average of 50 days. The median sale price for homes in Stevensville, MI over the last 12 months is $390,000, up 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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