Genesee County, Michigan
Montrose Real Estate and Local Guide
Montrose is a city of about 1,700 residents in the Flint metropolitan area of Genesee County that was first settled in 1842, incorporated as a village in 1899, and became a city in 1980
Living in Montrose
Home of Michigan's only telephone museum, which holds the world's largest collection of Telephone Pioneer pins and character phones. Source: michigan.org
Homes in Montrose
What makes Montrose home
Montrose Historical & Telephone Pioneer Museum
Free-admission local history and telephone museum at 144 East Hickory Street that opened to the public in May 1990
Montrose Blueberry Festival
Annual August festival first held in 1972 that marks its 55th anniversary in 2026
Montrose Orchards
Family fruit farm on Seymour Road founded in 1913 and run by the Hill family since 1926 with u-pick blueberries, apple cider, and a bakery
Barber Memorial Park
Montrose Township park of 27 acres on the Flint River with a fishing pier, paved trails, pickleball courts, and the Veterans Bell Memorial
Lion's Park
Park at 204 Park Street that hosts the Blueberry Festival entertainment tent, marketplace, and classic car show