Moving to White Lake Michigan

Relocating to White Lake Michigan

Are you considering moving to White Lake MI?

This article is about all things White Lake… To start White Lake lies between Waterford and Highland Michigan. White Lake doesn’t have a central downtown area.  You could say that M-59 is White Lake’s heart.  Most of the stores, restaurants, bars/taverns, and business are along M-59. The surrounding areas are close enough and easily commutable, visiting other areas and or heading to work is manageable ride. There are community events and activities all year round. Whether it is an antique festival, music & art festivals, fairs, charity events, and so much more! This is a great area to live, not only are there plenty of community activities, but the schools in this area are very good, public or not.  Huron Valley school district is a great public school district with exceptional teachers and different programs. Along with great schools, we have to mention the lakes in this area. There are 21 named White Lake Township Lakes within the township borders. About 3.5 square miles, or 9.44% of White Lake Township is water!

Lakes in White Lake Township MI:

• Allen Lake                                                                                                About 20 acres                private
• Small Allen Lake
• Bogie Lake                                          non motorized lake                       76 acres                            private
• Brendel Lake                                     all sports lake                                 89 acres                            private
• Cedar Island Lake                          all sports lake                                 169 acres                          public
• Cooley Lake                                       all sports lake                                 86 acres                            private
• Foley Lake                                                                                               16 acres                             private
• Grass Lake                                       all sports lake                                 30 acres                             private
• Lake Mead
• Lake Ona                                             non motorized lake                       11 acres                              private
• Lake Stinson                                                                                                Just a big pond                private
• Long Lake(just partially in)            all sports lake                                 46 acres                             public
• Mandon Lake                                    all sports lake                                 26 acres                             private
• McWithy Lake                                 non all sports                                                                             private
• Neva Lake                                            all sports lake                               47 acres                             private
• Oxbow Lake                                        all sports lake                                 270 acres                          private
• Pontiac Lake                                     all sports lake                                 612 acres                          public
• Round Lake                                         all sports lake                                 46 acres                            private
• Sugden Lake                                       all sports lake                                 67 acres                             private
• Tull Lake                                               Limited all sports lake                 est 100 acres                    private
• White Lake                                         all sports lake                                540 acres                          public 
• Wingate Lake

The biggest lakes in the township are White Lake which has the White Lake Inn on it, Pontiac Lake which has a large state park (and Quake on the Lake power boat races in July on it) and Oxbow Lake which has Sprader’s on the Lake on it. White Lake Township lakefront properties, homes and real estate are varied.  There are some old run down cottages that were built in the 1920’s to the 1950’s.  You will find many “cottages” that are now updated and are year round homes. There is a home here for any type of buyer, from first time buyers, to those looking to settle down.   Here are just some of the homes currently on the market in White Lake…

If you’re moving to White Lake Michigan and want to check out any of these homes, call Russ Ravary… Oakland County’s Lakes area real estate expert! Russ will provide all the best information as he lives in White Lake himself and can fill you in on all the fun and exciting things that take place in this great area to live!

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“Relocating to Michigan from Texas this past summer (2009) was a really big decision for our family.  Of course, the most stressful part of a move is deciding not only where you want to live, but finding a house that fits into your price range and also fits your family’s personality.  With my husband traveling internationally for work and a child wrapping up the school year, we had only a specific time frame that allowed us to visit Michigan for house-hunting.  One of my husband’s work colleagues referred us Russ, and we contacted him to start our search.  The next day, Russ sent us lists of homes that fit our criteria and followed up with weekly updates, allowing us to develop a list of homes that we wanted to see during our house-hunting trip.  Russ is a consummate professional – his knowledge of the real estate in the Detroit Metro area is impressive! He also knows about schools, places of worship, things to do in particular areas…he really provided us with so much information that we really felt comfortable about our move.  Russ makes the effort to understand his clients very well…he knew right away whether we like a home or not, he paid attention to the details we liked, and also made great suggestions.   When we arrived in Michigan, Russ had made all the appointments and after looking for a couple of days, we narrowed our search down to our top 6 homes.  We made an offer on our favorite, which wasn’t successful.  But within hours, Russ called to say that a home we had seen ( but had been a little out of our price range) was now a short sale – and if we were still interested.  Through his expertise, we managed to get our dream house right before our daughter started her new school.  Russ stayed in touch with us  through every aspect of the transaction and kept us updated on all details.  We could also count on Russ for referrals to professionals such as plumbers, electricians, etc. for a few renovations we’ve done since moving in.   He is truly a treasure-trove of knowledge and his input should be trusted – he knows what he is talking about.   I’m a picky person.  My husband is a stickler for detail.  Our move was time-critical.  But Russ was so great to work with because he understood that about us and worked so hard to get us into a home that we truly love.  We can’t thank him enough!”                                                                        The Heins

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