Oakland County, Michigan
Rose Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Rural northwest Oakland County township of about 6,200 residents settled in the 1830s, still defined by rolling oak hills, wetlands, and glacial lakes
Living in Rose Township
One of Oakland County's most rural corners, with 97.5 percent owner-occupied housing and the 637-acre Rose Oaks County Park at its center. Source: rosetownship.com
Homes in Rose Township
What makes Rose Township home
Rose Oaks County Park
637-acre Oakland County park with five miles of trails, accessible boardwalks and floating docks, 200 acres of wetlands, and glacial-lake frontage
Rose Center
Historic hamlet at Milford and Demode roads whose post office opened as Rose on October 17, 1837 and closed at the end of 1949
Rose Heritage historical archive
'A Place Called Rose' essays and presentations by historian Carol Bacak-Egbo documenting the township's rural history
Rose Oaks trails
Wooded upland and wetland trail system in the township's center between Fish Lake and Buckhorn Lake roads
Glacial lakes
Chain of small glacial lakes documented since surveyor Joseph Wampler's notes on the rolling oak land