Ingham County, Michigan
Vevay Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Rural township in the Lansing metropolitan area that mostly surrounds the city of Mason, first settled in 1836 by the Rolfe family and organized from Aurelius Township on March 6, 1838, with Sycamore Creek flowing north through its farmland
Living in Vevay Township
Vevay Township nearly surrounds the city of Mason, the Ingham County seat, yet the township and the city are administered as separate, autonomous governments. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Vevay Township
What makes Vevay Township home
Vevay Township Hall
Township offices and community hall at 780 Eden Road, opened May 1, 1978, replacing earlier township halls built at the corner of Hull and Kipp Roads in 1913 and expanded in 1952
Eden
Historic unincorporated community in the township first settled in 1843, once served by a Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw Railroad station and an Eden post office that operated until 1971
Mason Hogsback
High gravel ridge running northwest to southeast across the township near Sycamore Creek, known historically as the Mason Hogsback
Vevay Township Community Park
Township park at 780 Eden Road beside the township hall with a walking loop, playground, pavilion, and benches; a fall 2023 project added new swings and a Michigan DNR Passport Grant funds a planned restroom building
Vevay Township areas to know
Eden
Unincorporated community in the township, first settled in 1843, with an Eden post office that operated until 1971