Ingham County, Michigan
Delhi Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Suburban charter township directly south of Lansing in Ingham County whose main community is the unincorporated CDP of Holt; residents cite a small-town atmosphere, strong schools, and central access to Lansing and Michigan State University
Living in Delhi Township
Holt, the census-designated place that makes up most of the township, is the second most-populated CDP in Michigan after Forest Hills, with 25,625 residents at the 2020 census. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Delhi Township
What makes Delhi Township home
Veterans Memorial Gardens
5.5-acre memorial garden at 2074 N. Aurelius Road behind the Delhi Township government building, with a hexagonal stone monument honoring the military branches, a cascading water fountain, and an amphitheater
MSU Horticulture Teaching and Research Center
180-acre Michigan State University research farm at 3291 College Road in Holt, established in 1966 and home to the Student Organic Farm
Mason Esker
Glacial esker roughly 20 miles long, described as the longest in Michigan, traceable through the Holt area from south Lansing to beyond Mason; namesake of the township's Esker Landing park
Valhalla Park
45-acre park at the corner of Keller and Pine Tree Roads, the township's largest, with a lake beach and swimming area, three softball diamonds, a nature trail, fishing, and winter cross-country ski trails
Esker Landing
15-acre facility serving as the trailhead for the Valhalla & Hayhoe Trail, with a fishing dock and kayak launch onto Cedar Lake
Delhi Township areas to know
Holt
The township's main unincorporated community and census-designated place, originally named Delhi Center and renamed Holt in 1860 to honor Postmaster General Joseph Holt
North Holt (Five Corners)
Area in the northern part of Holt that was originally a separate community