Land for Sale in Milford, Michigan

Escape to your own private oasis. This sprawling, rolling 4-acre parcel offers the perfect mix of rural serenity and modern convenience. Build your dream home surrounded by nature, all while staying just minutes from the highly desirable and vibrant downtown Milford. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a piece of peaceful paradise in a top-tier location. Milford is regarded as one of the best suburbs to live in S.E. Michigan!

Land

*This 4-acre parcel is being split from a parent 10-acre parcel and is subject to township approval.

Situated at the end of a quiet, private road, this property promises absolute seclusion amidst heavily timbered rolling hills. The striking topography and elevated ridges capture a distinct “up north” feel, offering boundless possibilities for your custom build.

Improvements

This rural property is undeveloped and is still in its native state like it was when the owners purchased the property approximately many years ago. Tremendous potential to groom and develop this property into your own private estate.

Recreation

There are endless recreational opportunities in the Milford area!

The popular Kensington Metropark is 5 minutes away. The park offers 4,481 acres of wooded, hilly terrain surrounding beautiful Kent Lake and is home to an abundance of wildlife and waterfowl. Enjoy a multitude of recreation opportunities throughout the year, from biking and boating to cross-country skiing, sledding and ice fishing. Take a swim at one of the beaches, get soaked in at the Splash ‘n’ Blast, or just spend the fishing, hiking or picnicking along the water. Take a tour aboard the Island Queen, hit the tees for a round of golf, or spin through a game of disc golf. The art shows and long rowing competitions at Kensington Park are also a big draw.

The main bike trail around Kent Lake is the 8.5-mile paved Kensington Metropark Hike-Bike Trail, which is a popular, well-maintained, multi-use path with gentle inclines. It encircles the picturesque Kent Lake within Kensington Metropark and can also connect to the 3.4-mile Milford Trail, extending your ride to the village of Milford. Hot air balloon rides and hang gliding are additional activities at Kensington Park and often seen flying over this property.

Milford has extensive equestrian, cycling, and hiking trails weaving through and around the Village. The Milford Trail links downtown to miles of scenic open space and panoramic views of the Huron River valley. It offers the perfect arrangement for a paddle and pedal. Float the Huron River and explore the ribbon of regional parks surrounding the village by bike.

Drop the boats in upstream at Proud Lake State Recreation Area and enjoy the seemingly unspoiled landscape with clear waters inhabited by many bird species and other wildlife on the 4.5-mile trip to Milford.

Or launch your journey at Milford’s Central Park, with its ample parking and a picnic area then head downstream to Kensington Metropark, Island Lake State Recreation Area or Huron Meadows Metropark.

Summertime brings the farmers market, Milford’s famous sidewalk sales, the Milford Memories art festival, and the Milford Car Show. LaFontaine Family Amphitheater in Central Park features a Thursday evening Summer Concert Series, and family movie nights. Center Street Park hosts bands and fine arts the fourth Friday of each month.

Milford, a community of 6,400 residents is the first Trail Town to greet trail users paddling through to Lake Erie for the 104-mile journey. From landing or launch at Milford’s Central Park it’s a short walk to downtown where casual restaurants, ice cream shops, and specialty stores await.

Region & Climate

This area of Michigan has 4 distinct seasons with very moderate overall climates. The average summertime high temperature is a comfortable 79 degrees, and the annual snowfall is approximately 35 inches.

History

Milford’s charismatic, traditional downtown, established just before the turn of the century, but renovated to an Old-World style, is on the National Register of Historic Places. The historic core of the village is located on both sides of a bend on the Huron River at the point where Pettibone Creek flows into the Huron. Both river and creek furnished waterpower to early settlers. The land surrounding the Village was primarily farmland that is now large residential lots and subdivisions, with one-third of the township outside the village being parkland or the General Motors Proving Ground.

Milford, a community of 6,400 residents is the first Trail Town to greet trail users paddling through to Lake Erie for the 104-mile journey. From landing or launch at Milford’s Central Park it’s a short walk to downtown where casual restaurants, ice cream shops, and specialty stores await.

Location

This property is conveniently located just 9 miles west of Novi and 1 mile north of I-96.

DTW – Detroit Metropolitan Airport is located 35 miles to the Southeast.

Bishop International Airport is located 42 miles to the North.

Brighton is located 11 miles to the West.

Ann Arbor is 27 miles to the Southwest.