Clarkston

Discover Clarkston Real Estate with CENTURY 21 Town & Country

Welcome to CENTURY 21 Town & Country's Clarkston, Michigan office, your gateway to local real estate excellence. Whether you're in search of your dream home, considering an investment property, or simply eager to explore the vibrant surroundings, our dedicated team is here to help you find precisely what you're looking for.

Clarkston, MI: Your Home, Your Community

Situated in the heart of Clarkston, our CENTURY 21 office is committed to upholding the exceptional standards set by the CENTURY 21 Real Estate brand since its establishment in 1971. We believe in never settling when it comes to your real estate needs. With our relentless agents by your side, you can trust that we'll go above and beyond to meet your expectations.

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Whether you're looking to buy or sell a home, we take immense pride in being the most respected company in the industry. Our promise is to deliver extraordinary experiences, defying mediocrity and consistently exceeding your expectations by providing you with 121% effort.

Our CENTURY 21 affiliated agents are dedicated to helping you seize current market opportunities and make the right choices for the long term, ensuring your real estate journey is a rewarding one.

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Discover the Village of Clarkston, MI with CENTURY 21 Town & Country

Are you on the hunt for the perfect place to call home, explore, or raise a family in the United States? Look no further! The Village of Clarkston, nestled in the suburbs of Detroit with a cozy population of 743, offers an idyllic living experience that's truly exceptional. Located in Oakland County, it's renowned as one of the finest places to reside in Michigan. Living in the Village of Clarkston provides residents with a tranquil suburban atmosphere, with the majority of homeowners enjoying the privilege of home ownership. The community tends to lean conservative, and the public schools here are highly regarded.

Clarkston's downtown area, designated as a National Historical Site, boasts a charming main street adorned with unique shops, eateries, and businesses. Throughout the year, Clarkston comes alive with a vibrant array of events, from concerts in Depot Park to parades, festivals, and an art fair.

Experience the Village of Clarkston, MI

Living in the Village of Clarkston, MI is a delightful journey! This small, serene community is nestled along the picturesque banks of the Clinton River. The village seamlessly combines natural beauty with historic charm, offering a plethora of activities, including biking trails, local shops, farmers markets, lakeside parks, and more. Residents relish the hometown ambiance while still enjoying proximity to larger cities like Detroit and Ann Arbor. Clarkston takes pride in its top-rated school districts, ensuring excellent educational opportunities for children of all ages. The warm and welcoming community makes it effortless for newcomers to find their place here. Whether you're seeking a tranquil place to call home or a peaceful getaway, the Village of Clarkston is the perfect destination!

Economic Vibrancy in the Village of Clarkston, MI

The Village of Clarkston, MI is not only a wonderful place to live but also offers an array of attractions and amenities. With a 2-bedroom rent slightly below the national average at $1,400 per month and a grocery cost index of 98 compared to the national average of 100, the village provides affordability. The area is home to notable companies such as Mitchell’s Fish Market, Starbucks Coffee Company, and IHOP Restaurant, ensuring excellent services for residents. Additionally, the village boasts attractions like Independence Oaks County Park, DTE Energy Music Theater, and Paint Creek Trail. Numerous shopping centers cater to diverse retail needs, complemented by medical facilities, schools, and churches, enhancing the quality of life for the local community.

Education Excellence in the Village of Clarkston, MI

Education in the Village of Clarkston, MI is a hallmark of excellence. The local school district enjoys an impressive rating, offering a range of educational options for students of all ages. Public schools in the village consistently receive high rankings in state tests, and there are also several private schools in the vicinity. With dedicated teachers and administrators, parents can trust that their children will receive a top-notch education in Clarkston. The community also provides a plethora of after-school programs, summer classes, and extracurricular activities to enrich young students' lives. Beyond traditional learning opportunities, access to numerous libraries and resources fosters intellectual growth in the community. In summary, the education system in Clarkston stands among the very best in Michigan.

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Discover the community

History

Squatter Linux Jacox from New York built the first house, a Shanty, in Clarkston in 1830. In 1832, Butler Holcomb built the second house and a sawmill. On December 12, 1840, the Independence post office was transferred to the community and assumed its name. In 1842, the Clark brothers platted a tract of land for a village and gave it the name Clarkston. Clarkston was incorporated in 1884 as a village.

In 1992, the village of Clarkston was incorporated as a city.

Historic District

The Village of Clarkston was designated a Michigan State Historic Site on January 16, 1976 and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on May 15, 1979.

The Clarkston Village Historic District includes Buffalo Street, Church Street, Clarkston Road, Depot Road, Holcomb Street, Main Street (M-15), Miller Road, Waldon Road and Washington Street.

Established in 1832, the City of the Village of Clarkston features historic charm in the heart of Oakland County. This one-half square mile community is surrounded by Independence Township, home to approximately 900 people and within close proximity of I-75 and Dixie Highway.

Activities

Clarkston’s downtown, which has been designated a National Historical Site, features a picturesque main street lined with unique shops, eateries and businesses. Throughout the year Clarkston is host to several events including concerts in Depot Park, parades, festivals, and an art fair. The historic homes in the city reflect Clarkston’s heritage, giving the community an air of timeless elegance.

The 36-square-mile area of Independence Township surrounding the quaint village of Clarkston offers the beauty of country living with the conveniences of a modern city. With Depot Park and Deer Lake Beach within its limits, and a county park (Independence Oaks) nearby, Clarkston offers families ample leisure time activities.

Education

Clarkston's reputation as an outstanding school district is well established. We have two national Blue-Ribbon schools and six others have earned Michigan Exemplary Blue Ribbon school status.

Clarkston was recently named as Forbes Magazine's Top Suburb to Live Well, citing our graduation rates and class sizes, our MEAP scores, and education. Our grades are among the best in Oakland County, and last year alone, our graduates earned over $5 million in scholarships.

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Taste of Clarkston

The Clarkston Area Chamber of Commerce sponsors Concerts in the Park, presented by McLaren Clarkston. 6 FREE concerts held in Depot Park, located in the heart of Historic Downtown Clarkston. Concerts are on Friday evenings beginning in June and running through mid-to-late July. Local talent warm up groups play prior to headliners, with the headliners performing from 7:00p.m. - 9:00p.m. For more information on exact dates and who will be performing visit the Chamber's website.

Community Events

There are so many wonderful Community Events that happen each year here in the City of the Village of Clarkston. Below are some of the most popular reoccurring events you can expect to see here in our City. Click on the icons to be directed to the organizer's website to receive more information.

Art in the Village

For four decades, Art in the Village has been an autumn tradition in Clarkston, bringing thousands of shoppers to the city’s historic Depot Park. Always held on a September weekend, this show is hosted by the Clarkston Community Historical Society and features carefully selected artisans from across the region.

In addition to paintings, pottery, sculpture, photography, jewelry and other handmades, the show – the Society’s primary fund-raiser – features live music, free children’s activities and food sold by local civic groups.

Farmers Market

Making locally grown and wholesome food easily accessible to the community of Clarkston, Michigan.

Open Saturdays from the beginning of June through the beginning of October, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. (check their website for exact dates, as it may change from year to year). The Market is located at the Clarkston Community Education Center, 6558 Waldon Road, Clarkston, Mi. 48346

Taste of Clarkston

The Taste of Clarkston is co-hosted by the Clarkston Area Chamber of Commerce and Independence Township Parks & Recreation with some additional support by the City of the Village of Clarkston.

Over 35 restaurants! Family friendly taste festival with live music, kid zone games, and exhibits. Rotary Wine/Beer Tent, Lions Club Beer Tent, Tailgate Zone in the Clarkston News lot, Octoberfest at the Clarkston Union & more!