Royal Oak Luxury Homes For Sale
Royal Oak is a city in Oakland County of the U.S. state of Michigan. It is a suburb of Detroit. As of the 2010 census, the city had a population of 57,236. It is the 8th-largest municipality in Oakland County and the 27th largest municipality in Michigan by population. The city has a total area of 11.79 square miles. Royal Oak's downtown grew into an entertainment and nightlife destination. A number of large condominiums and lofts have recently been built in the area. Royal Oak has maintained the appeal of a small town, while affording many of the amenities of a large metropolis.
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Living in Royal Oak
There are endless activities to do in Royal Oak. Royal Oak caters to theatergoers of both film and live productions. Film lovers can view films at the Main Art Theater. Patrons of live theater enjoy performances by Stagecrafters at the Baldwin Theater. Stagecrafters is a community theater group that produces 10 stage shows each year and shows silent films.
Various types of music concerts and other special attractions are held throughout the year at the Royal Oak Music Theater. If you enjoy outdoor music, Royal Oak hosts a series of free summer concerts on the library lawn. The concerts are held on Wednesday evenings from mid-June through early August.
The Detroit Zoo is located in Royal Oak. The Detroit Zoo has 125 acres of naturalistic habitats for 2,500 animals from aardvarks to zebras and features award-winning attractions such as the National Amphibian Conservation Center, Great Apes of Harambee and Arctic Ring of Life.
Collectively, Royal Oak and six other cities welcome over 1 million spectators to the area for the annual Woodward Dream Cruise. Held in August, the one-day event is the world’s largest classic car cruise, drawing cruisers and spectators from around the world to ogle autos of yesteryear. Participating communities provide optimal viewing, cruise-related activities and entertainment throughout the day.
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The freshest in-season produce can be found at the Royal Oak Farmers Market, located at 316 E 11 Mile Rd (just 2 blocks east of Main Street). A legacy since 1927, the market sells only food products that Michigan farmers grow themselves. Some of the farmers who bring their crops to the market travel from locations up to four hours from Royal Oak, extending the seasons availability for many varieties of fruits and vegetables. In addition to food products, the Farmers Market sells numerous varieties of annuals and perennials in the spring and summer, and greenery and pine trees in December. Crafts and antiques are often available at the Farmers Market. |
Schools in Royal Oak
The city is served by Royal Oak Neighborhood Schools. There is also a private high school, Shrine Catholic. A branch of Oakland Community College is located in the city.
Secondary schools
- Royal Oak High School
- Royal Oak Middle School
Primary schools
- Jane Addams Elementary School
- Addams Early Childhood Center
- Helen Keller Elementary School
- Northwood Elementary School
- Oakland Elementary School(oldest in school district)
- Oak Ridge Elementary School
- Upton Elementary School
Alternative school
- Winston Churchill Community Education Center
Community Info
Downtown businesses have created a diverse, one-stop commercial district where customers find quality and personal service. Retail shops offer specialty items andmany restaurants feature outdoor patios that connect visitors to the heart of Royal Oak. Street furniture provides convenient resting places and vantage points to observe the flurry of activity.
The renaissance of Royal Oak unveiled the city's charm. Visitors to Main, Washington and other downtown streets experience the city's unique sense of place and identity, unlike cities without downtown districts. This sentiment can be shared by pedestrians ambling along the downtown streetscapes that feature brick paving, street furniture, tree and flower plantings. It can be felt among patrons of the theaters, upscale restaurants, coffeehouses and distinctive shops. Visitors to downtown Royal Oak enjoy the pedestrian-friendly atmosphere and social interaction.
Nightlife
Breweries
- Bastone Brewery 419 S Main St | (248) 544-6250 view details
- Lily’s Seafood Grill & Brewery 410 S Washington Ave | (248) 591-LILY view details
- Monk Beer Abbey 109 E Fifth | (248)-544-6250 view details
- The Royal Oak Brewery 215 E Fourth St | (248) 544-1141 view detail
Clubs and Bars
- BlackFinn Ameripub 530 S Main St | (248) 582-9460 view details
- Craft 419 S Main St | (248) 544-6250 view details
- Fifth Avenue 215 W Fifth St | (248) 629-9423 view details
- Goodnite Gracie 224 Sherman Dr | (248) 544-7490 view details
- Gusoline Alley 309 S Center St | (248) 545-2235 view details
- Motor City Gas 325 E. Fourth St, Royal Oak, MI 48067 | view details
- Mr. B's Pub 215 S Main St | (248) 399-0017 view details
- O'Tooles 205 W Fifth St | (248) 591-9226 view details
- Sabrage 401 S Lafayette Ave | view details
- The Rock on Third 112 E Third St | (248) 542-7625 view details
- Vinotecca 417 S Main St | (248) 544-6256 view details
- Woody’s Diner 205 W Fifth St | (248) 543-6911 view details
Cocktail Lounges
- Craft 419 S Main St | (248) 544-6250 view details
- Sabrage 401 S Lafayette Ave | view details