Macomb County, Michigan
Chesterfield Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Chesterfield Township is a charter township of 45,376 residents on Anchor Bay of Lake St. Clair, where pleasure boats, docks, and marine-related businesses shape the southeastern part of the community
Living in Chesterfield Township
Longtime home of model train maker Lionel, which ran its toy-train plant in the township until 2001 and kept its headquarters and visitor center there. Source: crainsdetroit.com
Homes in Chesterfield Township
What makes Chesterfield Township home
Stahls Automotive Collection
Museum at 56516 North Bay Drive housing more than 90 vintage cars from the Art Deco and Depression eras including a rare Chrysler Turbine Car
Chesterfield Historical Society Historic Village
Preserved historic village on the Au Vase River across from Township Hall with the Weller Red School House, Kolping Chapel, and a log cabin
Anchor Bay
Shallow bay of Lake St. Clair covering over 90 square miles that borders the township and draws anglers for bass, walleye, and sturgeon
Brandenburg Park
Township waterfront park on Anchor Bay at 50050 Jefferson Avenue with a 530-foot fishing pier, boat launches, splash pad, and kayak launch
Webber Paddle Park
Three-acre park with a universally accessible kayak launch and fishing pier on the Salt River connecting paddlers to Lake St. Clair
Chesterfield Township areas to know
Chesterfield
Unincorporated community on M-3 between 22 Mile and 23 Mile roads
Milton
Historic railroad station settlement near Gratiot Avenue and 24 Mile Road
Anchor Bay Shores
Waterfront community between William P. Rosso Highway and 21 Mile Road
Chesterfield Shores
Community north of Jefferson Avenue near the New Baltimore border
Fairchild
Historic settlement in the southern part of the township with an early 1900s post office