Plymouth, MI is a greatly desirable area. The city is comprised of both a fantastic downtown area as well as suburban neighborhoods; Downtown Plymouth surrounds Kellogg Park and is home to the oldest ice carving festival in North America and the second-largest art fair (Art in the Park).
Also, Plymouth is home to the Inn of St. Johns, fifty recreation programs and twelve public parks. Whether you are looking for downtown or outskirts Plymouth home, there is something for everyone! But don't take our word for it, take a look for yourself!
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The Plymouth Michigan school district, frequently referred to as Plymouth-Canton Community Schools (P-CCS), serves the majority of homes for sale in Plymouth. These include four high schools, five middle schools, and fifteen elementary schools. There are also two alternative schools available as well.
Plymouth-Canton is routinely recognized as one of the top districts in the United States by U.S. News with 41% of high school students attending advanced placement courses. More information on Plymouth-Canton Schools can be found by clicking here.
The Fifteen Plymouth-Canton Community Elementary Schools serving Canton:
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The five Plymouth-Canton Community Middle Schools serving Canton are:
Three of the Plymouth-Canton Community High Schools are located in the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park, conveniently located near available Plymouth real estate. Students are assigned to the three through random selection as all three serve the entire district. The Plymouth-Canton District High Schools are:
Plymouth's numerous industrial parks are filled with major corporate research facilities and industrial entities from the worlds leading companies like Isuzu, Johnson Controls, Bosch, Tower Automotive, TRAM, Freudenberg NOK, BREMBO, Humanetics Innovation Solutions, Aunt Millie’s Plymouth Bakery and Poof Corporation that manufactures every child’s favorite toy “the Slinky.”
The high-quality workforce attracted by the numerous research and technology opportunities creates a tremendous market for retail and services in the community and creates a base of residents with higher than average per capita incomes and higher levels of education.
The Michigan Life Science and Innovation Center is a collaboration of public and private resources designed to connect well-funded experienced entrepreneurs with business accelerator organizations and start-up life science companies.
The center is a 57,518 sq. ft. center with modern laboratories and office space and has already attracted 10 companies doing R&D to the center. The project is a collaboration of a private foundation, Ann Arbor SPARK, MEDC and the Wayne County Economic Development Corporation.
The Plymouth Community Recreation Department offers a wide variety of fantastic, community-focused activities, including:
Plymouth enjoys its share of top-notch golf courses including:
Plymouth Township Park is an 80-acre gem with four baseball diamonds, walking paths, playgrounds, a fishing pond, and great sledding hills. The park also features a "Sprayscape" for fun during the warmer months.
Hines Park, the 15-mile long park that spans multiple Wayne county communities, also runs through a portion of Plymouth bringing with it a variety of hiking, biking, boating, fishing and baseball, and softball opportunities.
The community also offers upwards of 12 neighborhood parks scattered throughout the available Plymouth real estate.
For more on the available Plymouth parks!
With a mission of "every child deserves to play baseball" Plymouth is one of 225 locations nationwide with a special constructed sports field to allow children and individuals with a variety of physical and mental challenges the opportunity to play baseball.
A soccer program open to children from 5 to 19 with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome and other physical, mental or developmental challenges including children who need the assistance of walkers or wheelchairs.
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Downtown Plymouth has served as the center of commerce and social gathering for the City of Plymouth since it was founded in 1825. Birthplace of the Daisy BB Gun and home of the first female judge in MI, Downtown Plymouth is rich with heritage and beauty. Today the downtown is best known as having one of the most beautiful, vibrant, walkable & active downtown's in the state. With a plethora of shopping, dining and entertainment choices for all ages.
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