Wayne County, Michigan
Livonia Real Estate and Local Guide
Family-oriented, quiet, midcentury suburban community
Living in Livonia
The city's motto is literally "Families First". Source: provided-by-owner
IncomeRoughly $80,000 to $90,000 median household
EducationNearly 44% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyWayne County
Homes in Livonia
- Over 60% of housing units are owner-occupied, multi-bedroom homes in established, quiet neighborhoods.
- Over 87% of housing is detached single-family homes.
- Named subdivisions include Coventry Gardens, Kimberly Oaks, and the Bicentennial / Livonia Mall area (Seven Mile & Middlebelt).
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What makes Livonia home
The Roush Automotive Collection
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Tied to Jack Roush's NASCAR legacy
Greenmead Historic Park
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Preserves 19th-century farmhouses and structures
The Town Peddler Craft and Antique Mall
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Long-running local craft and antique mall
Livonia parks system
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60 parks including 22 playground structures and 24 nature preserves
Jack E. Kirksey Recreation Center
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Outdoor Splash Zone, indoor pools, fitness area; near the Hand-E-Dip Dairy Barn
Livonia areas to know
Clarenceville
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Northeast, along the Farmington/Redford edge, shared school district
Rosedale Gardens
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Historic subdivision, southeast near Plymouth Rd
Newburgh area
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West, around Newburgh Rd
Idyl Wyld
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Golf course area, central-north
Livonia Green
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Residential area
Five Points
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Five Mile & Farmington intersection
Wonderland Village
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Southeast, Plymouth Rd & Middlebelt, former Wonderland Mall