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$659,900

↓ $19,100

24025 Drake Rd, Farmington

4 Beds 4 Baths 3,105 SqFt Residential MLS® # 61050210209

$580,000

↓ $19,900

38808 Lancaster Drive, Farmington

3 Beds 4 Baths 3,983 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261059641

$554,000

↓ $15,800

29621 Fernhill Drive, Farmington Hills

5 Beds 4 Baths 4,089 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261067379

$524,900

↓ $25,000

22200 Heatheridge, Farmington

4 Beds 3 Baths 2,674 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261062184

$509,900

21222 Laurelwood Court, Farmington

4 Beds 3 Baths 2,289 SqFt Residential MLS® # 81026050672

$475,000

↓ $24,000

32724 Laurelwood Court, Farmington

4 Beds 3 Baths 2,305 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261072896

$475,000

↓ $25,000

30853 Rockdale Avenue, Farmington

6 Beds 4 Baths 6,996 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20251021282

$469,900

↓ $10,000

34024 Glenview Drive, Farmington

6 Beds 4 Baths 3,256 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261062611

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$450,000

35565 Tall Pine Road, Farmington

4 Beds 3 Baths 3,364 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261080872

$450,000

↓ $25,000

34979 Oakland Street, Farmington

4 Beds 3 Baths 3,136 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261078257

$450,000

36587 Heatherton Drive, Farmington

3 Beds 4 Baths 3,269 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261072993

$449,000

↓ $900

34711 Valley Forge Dr, Farmington

4 Beds 4 Baths 2,900 SqFt Residential MLS® # 58050213501

$445,000

↓ $10,000

33432 Oakland Street, Farmington

3 Beds 2 Baths 2,906 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261042709

$430,000

↓ $10,000

33709 Grand River Avenue, Farmington

3 Beds 2 Baths 1,714 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261058259

$419,735

33022 Rougeside Trail Road 53, Farmington

2 Beds 3 Baths 1,327 SqFt Condominium MLS® # 20261000982

$415,000

↓ $10,000

35868 Smithfield Court, Farmington

4 Beds 3 Baths 2,194 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261064238

$399,900

↓ $25,100

33025 Tall Oaks Street, Farmington

4 Beds 3 Baths 2,795 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261064071

$399,900

↓ $25,000

35697 Briar Ridge Lane, Farmington

4 Beds 3 Baths 3,039 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261073355

$399,560

↓ $8,000

23606 Parkview Lane 22, Farmington

2 Beds 3 Baths 1,327 SqFt Condominium MLS® # 20261028387

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$390,000

28839 Bannockburn Street, Farmington

4 Beds 2 Baths 2,223 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261080137

$384,768

↓ $7,000

23611 Trailview Lane 32, Farmington

2 Beds 3 Baths 1,327 SqFt Condominium MLS® # 20261061697

$379,900

30812 Fink Avenue, Farmington Hills

0 Beds 4 Baths 2,942 SqFt Multifamily MLS® # 20251032657

$349,900

32965 Cloverdale Avenue N, Farmington

3 Beds 2 Baths 2,327 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261078248

$325,000

35468 Heritage Lane, Farmington

3 Beds 3 Baths 2,147 SqFt Condominium MLS® # 20261074956

New

$305,000

31560 Leelane, Farmington

3 Beds 2 Baths 1,030 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261080728

$304,000

↓ $15,000

23044 Lake Way, Farmington

3 Beds 2 Baths 1,447 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261012816

$299,000

↓ $40,000

21935 Tulane Avenue, Farmington

3 Beds 1 Bath 890 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261039585

$295,000

↓ $4,800

21329 Mulberry Court, Farmington Hills

2 Beds 2 Baths 1,426 SqFt Condominium MLS® # 81025014949

$274,900

32100 W 9 Mile Road, Farmington

3 Beds 2 Baths 1,683 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261077039

$189,900

↓ $10,100

22851 Colgate Street, Farmington

3 Beds 2 Baths 1,578 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261045427

$149,900

↓ $5,000

32050 Grand River Avenue 56, Farmington

2 Beds 2 Baths 980 SqFt Condominium MLS® # 20261060665

$145,000

↓ $5,000

32718 Grand River Avenue C10, Farmington

2 Beds 1 Bath 870 SqFt Condominium MLS® # 20261029087

$122,500

32030 Grand River Avenue 32, Farmington

1 Bed 1 Bath 757 SqFt Condominium MLS® # 20261071288

$120,000

22109 Hawthorne Street, Farmington

2 Beds 1 Bath 780 SqFt Residential MLS® # 20261048853

$114,000

↓ $1,000

30789 Shiawassee Road 9, Farmington Hills

2 Beds 2 Baths 1,020 SqFt Condominium MLS® # 20261050361

New

$95,000

31831 Grand River Avenue 92, Farmington

1 Bed 1 Bath 488 SqFt Condominium MLS® # 20261081285

$79,900

↓ $5,100

31831 Grand River Avenue 85, Farmington

1 Bed 1 Bath 490 SqFt Condominium MLS® # 20261046939

$79,900

31831 Grand River Avenue 99, Farmington

1 Bed 1 Bath 490 SqFt Condominium MLS® # 20261055367

$70,000

31831 Grand River Avenue 33, Farmington

1 Bed 1 Bath 490 SqFt Condominium MLS® # 20261046948

$65,000

31831 Grand River Avenue 90, Farmington

1 Bed 1 Bath 490 SqFt Condominium MLS® # 20261073017

Farmington

Searching for homes for sale in Farmington, MI? This Oakland County city blends a charming, walkable downtown with quiet neighborhoods and quick commutes via M-5, I-696, and I-275. Families value Farmington Public Schools, local parks, and seasonal events at Riley Park and the Farmington Farmers Market. Farmington real estate includes classic bungalows and ranches, updated colonials, condos and townhomes, and select new construction, offering a range of styles and price points. Whether you are a first-time buyer or relocating to Metro Detroit, browse current Farmington Michigan listings, compare neighborhoods, and find the right fit for your lifestyle. Start your Farmington home search today.

Real Estate Statistics

Average Price	$337K
Lowest Price	$65K
Highest Price	$660K
Total Listings	40
Avg. Price/SQFT	$179

Property Types (active listings)

Farmington, Michigan

Farmington is a small, vibrant city with a classic downtown wrapped around Grand River Avenue and Farmington Road. Historic storefronts, a hometown movie theater, and a year-round pavilion give it a true main-street heart, while tree-lined neighborhoods keep day-to-day life quiet and easy.

Its location is central in Oakland County. You can move between Birmingham, Royal Oak, Novi, and Southfield without long freeway pushes. Inside city limits, six public parks and a tight grid of sidewalks make quick evening walks, playground time, and community events part of the weekly rhythm. 
Farmington

People choose Farmington for three reasons: the walkable downtown, the consistent housing stock at approachable price points, and fast access to job centers through M-5, I-696, I-275, and the Lodge. The blend is hard to beat.

Farmington Community Guide

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Farmington Real Estate Market Overview

Current Snapshot

As of October 2025, most single-family closings in Farmington fall in the upper-$200s to mid-$400s, with larger or fully renovated homes listing higher. Typical days on market for a well-priced, move-in-ready home land around 7 to 21 days, with entry-level listings often moving quickest. Price per square foot for mainstream segments commonly ranges about $230 to $320, though bungalow and new-build outliers will fall outside that band. Month-to-month samples are small in a compact city, so verify by style, size, and block.

Competitiveness and Buyer Dynamics

Turnkey ranches and bungalows under the county median pull early showings and clean offers. Finished basements, refreshed kitchens, garage space, and walkability to parks or downtown add lift. Full-scope remodels and well-executed infill draw premium pricing if they are aligned with the neighborhood’s scale and finishes.

How Farmington Compares Locally

Versus Birmingham, Farmington typically delivers more value per dollar and a lower overall carry while keeping similar travel times to many job centers. Versus Royal Oak, Farmington reads calmer and more residential with a compact downtown core. Compared to Farmington Hills, Farmington is smaller and more walkable, with housing that skews mid-century and early infill.

Property Taxes and Utilities

Michigan uses taxable value that uncaps after transfer. Example: on a purchase around $350,000, a rough state equalized value is $175,000, and the taxable value resets near that figure the following year. Your annual bill equals (taxable value ÷ 1,000) × local millage. Millage varies by location and school assignment, so confirm for the exact address. Most Farmington addresses have public water and sewer; verify service lines and any assessments during due diligence. High-speed internet is broadly available, with fiber in many pockets. Check availability by address.

Homes for Sale in Farmington, MI

Single-Family Homes

The city’s backbone is 900 to 1,600 square foot bungalows and ranches, plus 1,700 to 2,400+ square foot colonials and tasteful infill. Basements are common and frequently finished for flex space. Popular updates include open kitchens, egressed lower levels, and garage additions that fit the lot. Interior streets show tidy yards, sidewalks, and mature canopy that make daily routines simple.

Condos and Townhomes

Farmington’s attached inventory is modest but meaningful, especially around the downtown grid:

• Hillside Townes (Downtown) — New townhome community on the former Maxfield Training Center site one block off Grand River. Modern two-bed layouts around ~1,300 sq ft, attached garages, and walkable access to the pavilion, market, and theater.
  
  
• Valley View Condominiums — Established condo community along Grand River near downtown, known for walkability to Shiawassee Park and city events. Typical two-bed floor plans with common-area amenities.

HOA diligence checklist: before you write an offer, request the master deed and bylaws, current budget and reserves, certificate of insurance, recent meeting minutes, rental and pet policies, and any special-assessment history. Confirm responsibility for decks, windows, and roofs, plus whether private roads or storm assets are included.

New Construction and Infill

Most “new” in Farmington is single-lot infill or small, attached communities like Hillside Townes. Expect site standards around tree canopy, drainage, parking, and context to adjacent homes. New builds priced to the comps move quickly, especially within a short walk of the pavilion or park.

Investor Snapshot

Rental demand follows walkability and proximity to Birmingham, Royal Oak, and Southfield jobs. Two-bed apartments and smaller condos often ask about $1,300 to $2,000, while updated single-family homes and larger townhomes commonly list in the low-$2,000s to low-$3,000s, depending on size and finish. For any condo or site-condo, verify lease caps, minimum terms, and application rules early.

Neighborhoods and Micro-Locations

Downtown & Shiawassee Park

Style: bungalows, ranches, a few townhomes near the pavilion and ice rink.
Typical price band: upper-$200s to mid-$400s, higher for full renovations.
Size band: 900 to 1,800 sq ft.
Lifestyle fit: walkable blocks, festivals, and quick coffee runs.
Scouting tip: visit at rush hour to sample Grand River and Farmington Road flow.

Drakeshire & Farmington Road

Style: mid-century homes on gridded streets with sidewalks.
Typical price band: low-$300s to high-$400s.
Size band: 1,000 to 1,700 sq ft.
Lifestyle fit: practical school runs and park access.
Scouting tip: review sewer line age and crawlspace moisture mitigation on older homes.

West Shiawassee & Gill Street

Style: ranches and colonials with deeper lots by city standards.
Typical price band: mid-$300s to high-$400s.
Size band: 1,200 to 2,200 sq ft.
Lifestyle fit: interior calm near trails and play areas.
Scouting tip: confirm tree health and gutter performance in heavy rain.

Grand River East Approach

Style: mixed housing close to everyday retail.
Typical price band: varies by block and updates.
Size band: 1,000 to 2,200 sq ft.
Lifestyle fit: errands first, quiet second.
Scouting tip: revisit mid-day to assess traffic and noise.

Nine Mile West Side

Style: ranches and colonials with manageable yards and quick routes to I-275 and M-5.
Typical price band: mid-$300s to $500s+ for larger or renovated homes.
Size band: ~1,200 to 2,400+ sq ft.
Lifestyle fit: commuters who want short surface-street time.
Scouting tip: time both the morning and evening route options.

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Living in Farmington, MI – City Lifestyle & Amenities

Downtown energy, small-city pace. At Riley Park and the Walter E. Sundquist Pavilion, the city’s farmers market, concerts, and winter events keep the calendar full. In cold months, the Riley Park Ice Rink transforms the square into a downtown skating spot steps from coffee, restaurants, and the Farmington Civic Theater, the city’s long-running cinema that returned to first-run films.

Proximity to conveniences. Daily errands line Grand River, Farmington Road, and Nine Mile, with quick hops to bigger retail in Farmington Hills and Novi. Major hospitals are a short drive, including Corewell Health Beaumont Royal Oak, Henry Ford West Bloomfield, and Ascension Providence Southfield.

Services and infrastructure. Most addresses are on public water and sewer with billing through the City of Farmington. High-speed internet is widely available, with fiber in many pockets; verify availability and service line details by address. For books, study rooms, and project help, the Farmington Community Library operates branches in Farmington and Farmington Hills with extended evening and weekend hours.

Neighborhoods and Communities in Farmington

Downtown Farmington & Shiawassee Park

Walkable blocks near shops, the market pavilion, and the Civic Theater. Compact lots, porches, and sidewalks define the feel. Tour at commute times to gauge traffic at Farmington and Grand River.

Shiawassee–Gill Street Pocket

Tree-lined streets that back toward Shiawassee Park and the river corridor. Ranches and colonials with basements and manageable yards. Check trail proximity and pavilion scheduling if you prefer quieter weekends.

Drakeshire & Farmington Road Corridor

Classic mid-century homes with access to downtown in minutes. Confirm sewer line updates and grading on older homes, then plan a quick walk to Riley Park for seasonal programming.

Grand River East Approach

Convenient to everyday retail and a straight shot to M-5. A good fit for commuters who prioritize rapid arterial access. Time the route to I-696 and the Lodge during peak hours.

Nine Mile West Side

Interior calm with slightly deeper backyards by city standards. Review tree health on mature lots and ask about recent roof and gutter work.

Farmington Featured Neighborhoods

Schools and Education in Farmington

Farmington is primarily served by Farmington Public Schools (FPS), which covers Farmington, most of Farmington Hills, and a small portion of West Bloomfield. Assignment is address-specific and updated by the district, so always verify by address before relying on a listing. FPS maintains public boundary maps and a street guide to confirm your home’s path.

Farmington Public Schools

Depending on the street, typical K-12 progressions route through neighborhood elementaries, a feeder middle school, and Farmington or North Farmington at the high school level. The district supports AP, arts, and co-curricular programs, plus specialized coursework that pairs well with dual-enrollment options through local colleges.

Private and parochial options

Families also consider independent and parochial choices nearby, including long-standing programs in Farmington and Farmington Hills. Many households tour both public and private tracks before deciding.

Library and student resources

The Farmington Community Library system offers study rooms, technology, and a strong digital catalog, with branches in both Farmington and Farmington Hills and evening hours most days. It is a practical stop during enrollment seasons and project cycles.

Higher education

Within a reasonable drive, students and professionals access Oakland Community College, Oakland University, and Wayne State University for degrees, certificates, and adult education.

Bottom line: a compact city, a cohesive district, and an active library system make Farmington straightforward for K-12 planning. Verify your exact address with FPS and build from there.

Local Amenities, Dining, and Things to Do in Farmington

Farmington Restaurants & Dining

• Farmington Brewing Company (FBC) — Local taproom favorite steps from the pavilion; reliable for post-market meetups and pre-movie pints.
  
  
• Browndog Barlor & Restaurant — Elevated comfort food and creative desserts right on Grand River.
  
  
• John Cowley & Sons — Long-time Irish spot with live music nights and a family-friendly menu.
  
  
• Chive Kitchen — Plant-based dishes that pull diners from around Metro Detroit.
  
  
• Everyday casual — Coffee, pizza, sandwiches, and sweet shops fill the downtown grid, with expanded options five to ten minutes away in Farmington Hills and Novi.

Farmington Shopping & Groceries

Day-to-day errands line Grand River and Farmington Road, with additional grocers and specialty shops just over the line in Farmington Hills. Seasonal shopping runs through the Farmington Farmers & Artisans Market at the Sundquist Pavilion, where produce, baked goods, and makers rotate spring through fall.

Farmington Parks & Attractions

• Shiawassee Park — Farmington’s largest park with playscapes, courts, ball fields, trails, and a reservable pavilion set along the river corridor.
  
  
• Riley Park & Sundquist Pavilion — The city’s gathering place for markets, concerts, and winter skating at the Riley Park Ice Rink.
  
  
• Drake, Women’s, Memorial, and Flanders Parks — Neighborhood greens that add play areas, picnic space, and quick walks throughout the grid.
  
  
• Farmington Civic Theater — Historic downtown cinema showing first-run films at friendly prices.

Nearby notables: Heritage Park and The HAWK community center in Farmington Hills sit minutes away, expanding trails, programming, and indoor recreation.

Farmington Nightlife

Nightlife is local and low-key in the city core: breweries, patios, coffeehouses, and dessert spots carry most evenings. When you want more, Birmingham and Royal Oak are a short drive for wine bars, lounges, and live music. Rideshares stay short and predictable, which keeps last-minute plans simple.

Location and Commuting

Major routes include Grand River Avenue, Farmington Road, Nine Mile, and Ten Mile, with fast connectors to M-5, I-696, M-10, and I-275. Typical drive times in normal conditions: Downtown Detroit 25 to 35 minutes, Southfield 10 to 20 minutes, Novi 15 to 20 minutes, DTW 30 to 45 minutes. Traffic, weather, and construction vary, so pair tours with a live map.

Buyer Guidance

• Bring full underwriting, not just a pre-qual, to compete cleanly.
  
  
• Compare across asset types; a refreshed ranch may beat a larger but dated colonial at the same price.
  
  
• For condos and site-condos, review bylaws, reserves, lease policies, and upcoming projects early.
  
  
• Inspect for local conditions: sewer line age, grading, tree health, roof life, and moisture management in basements.
  
  
• For unique homes or recent upgrades, prep an appraisal packet with permits, specs, and nearby comps.

Seller Guidance

• Price to today’s absorption and comps, not last spring’s headlines.
  
  
• Use professional media, measured floor plans, and clear room dimensions to widen the buyer pool.
  
  
• Launch around school calendars and weather windows when practical.
  
  
• Plan for privacy and access if you work from home or have pets.
  
  
• Fix predictable objections in advance: roof and gutter tune-ups, fogged glass, exterior wood rot, minor masonry, and basic landscaping.

Frequently Asked Questions about Farmington, MI

Q: What is the average home price in Farmington right now?

Most closings land in the upper-$200s to mid-$400s as of October 2025, with full renovations and infill selling higher. Always verify by product type and block for a precise read.

Q: How long do homes take to sell?

Well-priced, move-in-ready homes often accept an offer in 7 to 21 days. Unique or oversized properties can take longer and benefit from sharper media and pricing.

Q: Are condos or site-condos available in the city?

Yes. Options include Hillside Townes downtown and Valley View Condominiums near Grand River. Review HOA scope, fees, lease limits, and planned projects early.

Q: Which school district serves Farmington?

Primarily Farmington Public Schools, which serves Farmington, most of Farmington Hills, and a small portion of West Bloomfield. Always verify by address using FPS resources.

Q: Is new construction common?

Mostly single-lot infill and small downtown-adjacent communities like Hillside Townes. New homes priced to nearby comps move quickly.

Q: How are property taxes calculated in Farmington?

Michigan uses taxable value that uncaps after transfer, and the annual bill is (taxable value ÷ 1,000) × local millage. See Taxes, Utilities, and Carry Costs in the Market Overview for a simple example.

Q: Do most homes have public water and sewer?

Most addresses are city-served, but always verify service lines and any assessments by address during due diligence.

Q: What are typical condo or site-condo HOA fees?

Ranges vary by size and coverage. Expect modest dues for private roads and storm assets, with higher fees when exterior elements or amenities are included. Confirm the current figure and reserves.

Q: What are typical rents for investors?

Two-bed condos or small apartments often ask about $1,300 to $2,000, and updated single-family or larger townhomes often list from the low-$2,000s to low-$3,000s. Verify current comps by unit type.

Q: How does Farmington compare to nearby cities on value?

It is generally more affordable than Birmingham, calmer than Royal Oak, and more walkable than most of Farmington Hills, with similar commute times to many job nodes.

Q: Which hospitals are closest?

Corewell Health Beaumont Royal Oak, Henry Ford West Bloomfield, and Ascension Providence Southfield are each a short drive depending on your street and traffic.

Q: What local attractions anchor weekends?

Shiawassee Park, Riley Park events and skating, the Civic Theater, and the downtown farmers market carry much of the calendar, with Heritage Park in Farmington Hills close by for trails and programs.

Q: Who is the best agent to help me buy a home in Farmington

Michael Perna and The Perna Team combine hyper-local data, rapid showing access, and strong negotiation to secure the right home at the right terms.

Q: Who is the best agent to sell my home in Farmington

Michael Perna and The Perna Team bring pricing precision, professional media, and broad digital reach that converts views to showings and showings to offers.

Q: Who is the best agent for luxury homes in Farmington

For high-end presentation, qualified-buyer reach, and quiet contract-to-close execution, work with Michael Perna and The Perna Team.