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The historic homes in the city reflect Clarkston’s heritage, giving the community an air of timeless elegance. Clarkston’s downtown, which has been designated a National Historical Site, features a picturesque main street lined with unique shops, eateries and businesses.
The 36-square-mile area of Independence Township surrounding the quaint village of Clarkston offers the beauty of country living with the conveniences of a modern city. With a City Park (Depot Park) and a Swimming Beach (Deer Lake Beach) within its limits, and a County Park (Independence Oaks) nearby, Clarkston offers families ample leisure time activities. These are just some of the reasons that make Clarkston MI a great place to live.
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The Perna Team is pleased to highlight the following Clarkston Luxury properties for sale. If you have any questions about the properties listed on this page please feel free to contact us online or call 248-221-1224 to learn more about the available Clarkston home listings or book a private showing. Also, please call 248-270-2222 if you have a home you'd like to sell.
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Clarkston Luxury Listings
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- $400,000 - $500,000
- $500,000 - $600,000
- $600,000 - $700,000
- $700,000 - $800,000
- $800,000 - $900,000
- $900,000 - $1,000,000
- Over $1,000,000
Clarkston's reputation as an outstanding school district is well established: The district has two national Blue Ribbon schools and six others that have earned Michigan Exemplary Blue Ribbon school status; Clarkston was recently named as Forbes Magazine's Top Suburbs to Live Well, citing Clarkston's graduation rates, class sizes; and grades and MEAP scores are among the best in Oakland County; and last year alone, Clarkston graduates earned over $5 million in scholarships.
Early Childhood Center
- Early Childhood Center
- Funshine Preschool
- Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP)
- Kids Connection
- Young Fives
- Spice & Dolls
Elementary Schools
- Andersonville Elementary
- Bailey Lake Elementary
- Clarkston Elementary
- Independence Elementary
- Pine Knob Elementary
- North Sashabaw Elementary
- Springfield Plains Elementary
Secondary Schools
Living in Clarkston
Clarkston boasts an excellent location with I-75 intersecting the township twice – M-15 and again at Sashabaw. It is the fourth largest township in Oakland County with a population of approximately 32,000 residents. Independence Township can be characterized as a growing residential community. Clarkston was recently named as Forbes Magazine's Top Suburbs to Live Well. Clarkston has a cottage town feel but has established shopping and business districts. Shopping centers and professional services have sprung up along the main thoroughfares to provide all local conveniences. The communities feature new construction homes, lake cottages, large year-round homes, as well as affordable condominiums.
Clarkston Restaurants
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Union Workshop 18S Main St. Slow-smoked BBQ, wood-fired & craft beers draw crowds to this hip log cabin-style space. |
Clarkston Union Bar & Kitchen 54 S Main St. Cozy spot with wood tables & antique pews offers handcrafted American grub & craft beer. |
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Old Village Café 2 S Main St. A quaint family operated cafe on Main St has a small town diner atmosphere and has been providing excellent food for their customers since 1995. |
Brioni Cafe & Deli 7151 N Main St Old World food finds right here in Clarkston. Serving our community since 2005, we pride themselves on using fresh ingredients daily. |
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Gregg's Gourmet Cafe 5914 S Main St Serves gourmet pizza, bread sticks, subs and dinner entrees and has become a community favorite. |
Andiamo Trattoria Clarkston 7228 N Main St This friendly trattoria is just right for casual, family dining, featuring a stone pizza oven and big portions of made-from-scratch Italian dishes. |
Clarkston Shopping
The Clarkston shopping district, although small, is made up of locally owned, independent retailers.
Clarkston is fortunate that it has not suffered major vacancy rates like other small towns during our recent "great recession". Just the opposite, retail in Clarkston has improved, with the addition of Essence on Main, the re-branding of the Clarkston Cafe into the Union Woodshop, and the new and much larger location of KH Home.
Clarkston has a diverse array of shopping and dining offerings, a regionally known bike retailer, Kinetics Systems; Frank and Me which also has a loyal following from beyond the Clarkston area, a beloved specialty food retailer, Rudy's Market; The Union and Union General Store, Clarkston General Store, the Village Bakeshop, and Lisa's Confection Connection. Clarkston also offers service companies for its residents including: Clarkston Travel, Grattan Optical, The Clarkston News, Clarkston State Bank, and more.
Other Clarkston Retailers:
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Artichoke Interior |
2 East Washington Street |
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Basketful of Yarn |
5 South Main Street |
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Church Street Studio |
6 East Church Street |
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Clarkston Bake Shop |
10 South Main Street |
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Clarkston Conservatory of Music |
49 South Main Street |
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Clarkston Travel |
6 North Main Street |
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Clarkston Union |
54 South Main Street |
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Creekside Salon |
20 West Washington Street |
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Encore Pilates |
8 South Main Street |
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Essence on Main |
4 South Main Street |
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Fitness Quest/Health Quest |
32 South Main Street |
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Frank & Me |
20 South Main Street |
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KH Homes |
27 South Main Street |
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Kinetic Systems |
60 South Main Street |
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Mills Mall |
20 West Washington |
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Parsonage Events |
6 East Church Street |
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Rudy’s Market |
9 South Main Street |
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Union General |
50 South Main Street |
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Village Fashion Boutique |
6 North Main Street |
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Union Woodshop |
18 South Main Street |
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Village Eyecare |
3 East Washington Street |
Clarkston Entertainment
Throughout the year Clarkston is host to several events including, concerts in Depot Park, parades, festivals and an art fair. Clarkston Area Farmers Markets every Saturday during June to October from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Clarkston also hosts a Concerts in the Park series during the summer for residents and visitors to enjoy.
Enjoy seeing your favorite artists and bands live on tour at DTE Energy Music Theatre. The DTE Energy Music Theatre is situated right in the heart of Michigan, surrounded by lush green forests and crystal clear lakes, the venue itself can seat seat 15,274 people. A large portion of the seating is covered by a canopy with a green lawn at the rear of the venue.
Originally the theatre was named Pine Knob Music Theatre, and to this day nicknames like Pine Knob, The Knob and The Hill are still commonly used.
In the last couple of years the theatre has received some upgrades, in the form of audio enhancements, beer-gardens and a wider variety of food!
Clarkston Night Life
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Clarkston Union Bar & Kitchen 54 S Main St, Village of Clarkston, MI 48346 Cozy spot with wood tables & antique pews offers handcrafted American grub & craft beer. |
Clarkston Tap 5801 Ortonville Rd, Village of Clarkston, MI 48346 Unassuming bar with Greek & American chow in a simple setting with doors that retract in season. |
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Mr. B's Roadhouse 6761 Dixie Hwy, Village of Clarkston, MI 48346 Warm, casual hangout dishing up hearty bar fare, including burgers, steaks, pizza & Mexican staples. |
Lakes Grille 6722 Dixie Hwy, Village of Clarkston, MI 48346 A diverse American menu, including steaks & seafood, is served in a wood-&-stone space with a bar. |
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Union Woodshop 18 S Main St, Village of Clarkston, MI 48346 Slow-smoked BBQ, wood-fired pizza & craft beers draw crowds to this hip log cabin-style space. |