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Livingston County, Michigan

Oceola Township Real Estate and Local Guide

Oceola Township is centrally located in Livingston County and contains substantial expanses of farmland upon slightly rolling terrain

Living in Oceola Township

Home to St. John the Baptist parish, the oldest Catholic congregation in Livingston County, which began as a mission in 1843. Source: hmdb.org

Income$117,282 median household
Education45.1% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyLivingston County

Homes in Oceola Township

Owner-occupied91.3% of occupied housing units
Single-family detached homes89.3% of housing units
Median home value$340,500

What makes Oceola Township home

Thompson Lake

262-acre all-sports lake with more than half of its surface in the southwest corner of the township

St. John the Baptist Catholic Church

Source: hmdb.org

Michigan State Historic Site at Hacker Road and M-59 that houses the oldest Catholic congregation in Livingston County, established as a mission in 1843

Oceola Community Center

HAPRA-managed facility at 1661 N. Latson Road with three full-size courts, an indoor walking track, and the Howell Senior Center

Oceola Outdoor Recreational Complex

Township park behind the Township Hall at 1577 N. Latson Road with a roughly one-mile walking path, large playground, open fields, and covered pavilion

Scofield Park and Boat Launch

City of Howell beach, picnic, and boat launch park on Thompson Lake, the lake the city shares with the township

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