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Monroe County, Michigan

Milan Township Real Estate and Local Guide

Milan Township is a rural township of 34 square miles in the northwest corner of Monroe County, organized in 1836, with 1,571 residents at the 2020 census and the unincorporated communities of Azalia and Cone

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Living in Milan Township

Income$87,386 median household
Education24.7% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyMonroe County

Homes in Milan Township

Owner-occupied88.6% of occupied housing units
Single-family detached homes96.2% of housing units
Median home value$228,600

What makes Milan Township home

Azalia United Methodist Church

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Original 1870 church building at 9855 Dundee Azalia Road still serves an active congregation in the center of Azalia

Cone grain elevator

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Grain elevator and silos stand among the houses and farmland that remain at the historic Cone settlement along Cone Road

Milan Township Hall

Source: milantownship.org

Township hall at 16444 Cone Road hosts board meetings on the second Thursday of each month

Milan Township areas to know

Azalia

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Unincorporated community in the eastern part of the township that began as East Milan with an 1869 post office and took the Azalia name from its railroad station in 1887

Cone

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Unincorporated farming settlement along Cone Road first settled in 1835 by Erastus S. Cone and known as West Milan until 1882

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