Homes For Sale in Fenton, Michigan 48430
Homes For Sale in Fenton, Michigan 48430
Michigan's "Be Closer" city -- where 58 lakes, a vibrant historic downtown, top-rated schools, and easy US-23 access create one of Genesee County's most beloved places to call home.
Top 20% Schools in Michigan
58 Lakes Within 10 Miles
Historic Downtown
US-23 Corridor
Cost of Living 18% Below National Avg
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~12,000
Residents
58
Lakes Within 10 Miles
Top 20%
Schools in Michigan
1834
Year Founded
3
Counties (Unique in Michigan)
Welcome to Fenton, Michigan
Fenton is a city that earns its motto -- "Be Closer" -- every single day. Closer to lakes, closer to nature, closer to a genuine downtown with restaurants and shops that feel like they belong there, and closer to neighbors who actually know each other. With a population of approximately 12,000 and a location straddling three counties -- Genesee, Livingston, and Oakland -- Fenton occupies a genuinely unique position in Southeast Michigan, both geographically and in terms of character.
Founded in 1834 and originally called Dibbleville after first settler Clark Dibble, the city was renamed in 1837 -- according to local legend -- after William M. Fenton won a card game against a rival land speculator. Fenton later became Michigan's lieutenant governor. That same community spirit, colorful history, and independent identity has defined Fenton ever since. The city was incorporated as a village in 1863 and achieved cityhood in 1964.
Today, Fenton is consistently rated one of the most desirable communities in Genesee County. The Shiawassee River flows through the heart of downtown, feeding a network of lakes and connecting Fenton to the broader Southern Lakes region. With a cost of living roughly 18 percent below the national average, a school district that ranks in the top 20 percent in Michigan, and a real estate market that offers exceptional value compared to comparable communities in Metro Detroit, Fenton attracts buyers from across the state and beyond who want quality of life without overpaying for it.
Your Local Experts: Lasco Real Estate Group is based right here in Fenton. We are not a national franchise or an out-of-town team -- we live, work, and raise our families in this community. When you work with us, you get agents who know every street, every neighborhood, and every lake. Call us at 810.433.9556 or text Jennifer directly at 248.840.6059.
Fenton, Michigan Quick Facts
48430
Zip Code
81.9
Cost of Living Index (US avg = 100)
$80,000
Median Household Income
14 mi
South of Flint via US-23
60 mi
North of Detroit via US-23
7 sq mi
City Area
Fenton Neighborhoods and Areas
Fenton offers a wide variety of home styles, neighborhoods, and price points -- from walkable blocks near historic downtown to lakefront estates on Lake Fenton and quiet subdivisions surrounded by nature. Here is an overview of the most sought-after areas.
Fenton Real Estate Market Overview
Price ranges reflect current market conditions. Contact Lasco Real Estate Group at 810.433.9556 for a personalized current market analysis on any area or property type.
Fenton Area Schools
Fenton Area Public Schools is one of the strongest school districts in Genesee County and consistently ranks in the top 20 percent of all school districts in Michigan. For the 2025 school year, the district serves approximately 3,056 students across 7 schools with a student-to-teacher ratio of 16:1 -- better than the Michigan state average of 17:1.
Students at Fenton Area Public Schools score significantly above state averages: math proficiency runs at 44 percent versus the state average of 34 percent, and reading proficiency is 59 percent versus the state average of 46 percent. Fenton Senior High School ranks 79th out of 743 high schools in Michigan and maintains a four-year graduation rate of 93 to 95.5 percent -- well above state benchmarks.
Elementary (3 schools)
State Road, Tomek-Eastern, North Road
A
Grades 6-8
Andrew G. Schmidt Middle School
A
Grades 9-12
Fenton Senior High School
#79
District Standing
Top 20% in Michigan
#69
Note: Properties in parts of Fenton Charter Township and surrounding areas fall within the Lake Fenton Community Schools district rather than Fenton Area Public Schools. Both are strong districts. Our agents confirm the exact school district for any property before you make an offer.
Life in Fenton
Downtown Fenton
North Leroy Street is the heart of one of Southeast Michigan's most genuine small-town downtowns. The Fenton Hotel Tavern and Grille has served the community since 1856. The Fenton Fire Hall Kitchen and Taproom -- set in the original 1938 fire station -- pours 48 beers on tap alongside award-winning mac and cheese. The Laundry has anchored downtown for over 25 years with European-inspired comfort food and a craft beer and cocktail program. Andiamo, Ciao Italian Bistro, The Vault, RailYard, Beale Street Smokehouse, La Marsa, and many others round out a dining scene that punches well above its weight for a city of 12,000.
58 Lakes and Water Recreation
There are 58 lakes within a 10-mile radius of downtown Fenton -- a statistic that sets Fenton apart from virtually every comparable community in the state. Lake Fenton is the largest at 845 acres and is a designated all-sports lake. Silver Lake, Lake Ponemah, Lake Shannon, Lobdell Lake, Loon Lake, and Runyan Lake all offer additional waterfront living options and recreational access. Silver Lake Park provides a public sandy beach open from Memorial Day through Labor Day at 16100 Jennings Road.
Dauner Martin Nature Sanctuary
One of the most remarkable features of living in Fenton is the Dauner Martin Nature Sanctuary -- a 155-acre preserve located entirely within city limits and managed by the Michigan Nature Association. With 4.5 miles of marked trails through pine groves, hardwood forests, and 40 native tree species, it offers an extraordinary natural escape that most Michigan cities its size simply do not have. The sanctuary dates to 1863 and was donated to the MNA in 1998. Dogs are welcome on leash.
Shiawassee River and Millpond
The Shiawassee River flows through the center of Fenton, creating the beloved Fenton Mill Pond -- a community gathering place surrounded by parks, restaurants, and the historic Fenton Gazebo. The Shiawassee Riverwalk connects Strom Park, O'Donnell Park, Millpond Park, Rackham Park, and the Fenton Community Center in a continuous riverside walking and biking path. Kayakers launch from behind Fenton Fire Hall and can paddle the Shiawassee all the way to Linden -- a genuine local gem.
Fenton Winery and Brewery
The Fenton Winery and Brewery -- home to Dream Machine Distillery -- is one of Fenton's most beloved destinations. Set on 5 acres north of the city, it features a public taproom, an award-winning beer garden, winery, distillery, craft pizza and sandwiches, and a wine and spirits program that draws visitors from across Southeast Michigan. The outdoor beer garden is one of the finest in the region, dog-friendly, and open through the season. It also serves as a premier wedding and event venue.
Community Events and Culture
Fenton runs a year-round community calendar that reflects its genuine civic pride. The weekly Farmers Market operates on the Community Center lawn from May through October, offering fresh produce, flowers, local honey, and artisan goods. Summer Concert in the Park series brings live music to Millpond Park. The annual St. John's Apple Fest in September draws thousands of visitors. Freedom Fest on the Fourth of July fills downtown and the parks with residents and visitors celebrating together. The Fenton Film Series shows free independent films monthly at the Community and Cultural Center.
Golf
The Fenton Farms Golf Club -- an Arnold Palmer Signature course -- is one of the most acclaimed public golf courses in Genesee County. Known for its challenging layout, immaculate grounds, and a clubhouse restaurant with beautiful views, it is a point of genuine civic pride and a significant lifestyle draw for buyers who golf. Coyote Preserve Golf Club nearby offers an "Up North" feel with a more wooded, natural course design.
Shopping and Services
The Silver Lake Road corridor is Fenton's primary commercial district, offering a full range of grocery stores, pharmacies, national retailers, medical offices, and service businesses. The downtown area adds boutique shopping, specialty food, the Fenton Branch of the Genesee District Library, and Yesterday's Treasures Antique Store. Healthcare is well served by the McLaren Flint -- Fenton Community Medical Center on Owen Road, providing family medicine, urgent care, imaging, and specialty services.
Fenton Fun Facts: Things That Make This City One of a Kind
- Fenton is one of only two cities in Michigan that span three counties -- Genesee, Livingston, and Oakland.
- The city's name was decided by a card game in 1837 between William M. Fenton and Robert LeRoy. Fenton won, and the consolation prize was naming the main street (LeRoy Street) after the loser.
- Fenton was home to Michigan's first aviation school.
- The Fenton Depot is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
- Captain Charles Leighton, navigator of the famous Memphis Belle B-17 bomber, taught at Fenton High School from 1947 to 1954.
- The Fenton Community and Cultural Center, designed by famed architect Eliel Saarinen and his son Eero Saarinen, was built in 1937.
- The Fenton Fire Department, founded March 9, 1875, is the second oldest in Genesee County behind Flint.
- Alice Chipman Dewey -- wife of philosopher John Dewey and herself a pioneering figure in American education -- attended the old Fenton Seminary.
Fenton's Location and Commuting Advantages
US-23 runs north and south through the western side of Fenton, connecting directly to Interstates 75 and 69 at an interchange in Flint approximately 14 miles north. This single highway makes Fenton one of the most commuter-accessible communities in Genesee County -- and puts a surprisingly wide range of employment centers within daily driving distance.
14 mi
South of Flint
60 mi
North of Detroit
40 mi
North of Ann Arbor
15 mi
To Bishop Airport
25 mi
To Grand Blanc / Genesys
Major local employers within commuting distance include Genesys Regional Medical Center and McLaren Flint in the Grand Blanc/Flint corridor, General Motors facilities in Flint and Lansing, the University of Michigan-Flint, Mott Community College, and a broad range of professional and healthcare employers throughout the I-75/US-23 corridor. Fenton itself is home to manufacturers including McDunnough Inc. and Creative Foam, plus a growing retail and professional services sector along Silver Lake Road.
Frequently Asked Questions: Fenton Michigan Real Estate
What is the difference between Fenton city and Fenton Township?
The City of Fenton and Fenton Charter Township are separate municipalities with their own governments, tax rates, and millages, but they share the Fenton Area Public Schools district, the Southern Lakes Parks and Recreation District, and most commercial and recreational amenities. City properties generally have access to city water and sewer; township properties may rely on well and septic. Our agents always clarify exactly which municipality a property falls in and what that means for taxes and services before you make an offer.
How are Fenton Area Public Schools ranked?
Fenton Area Public Schools ranks in the top 20 percent of all 851 school districts in Michigan based on combined math and reading proficiency test scores. Fenton Senior High School ranks 79th out of 743 Michigan high schools and maintains a graduation rate of 93 to 95.5 percent. State Road Elementary and Tomek-Eastern Elementary both hold 4-star ratings from SchoolDigger. Students consistently outperform state averages in both math and reading on standardized assessments.
How many lakes are near Fenton, Michigan?
There are 58 lakes within a 10-mile radius of downtown Fenton -- one of the highest concentrations of inland lakes in Southeast Michigan. The largest is Lake Fenton at 845 acres, which is a designated all-sports lake. Other notable lakes include Silver Lake, Lake Ponemah, Lake Shannon, Lobdell Lake, Loon Lake, and Runyan Lake, all of which have dedicated community pages on our site with listings and detailed information.
What is the cost of living like in Fenton?
Fenton's cost of living index is 81.9, meaning it runs approximately 18 percent below the national average of 100. Groceries, utilities, and healthcare generally track at or below national benchmarks. The median household income in Fenton is approximately $80,000, and the median home value is well below comparable suburban communities in Metro Detroit's Oakland County or Ann Arbor corridors. This combination of quality of life and affordability is one of the most compelling reasons buyers choose Fenton.
Is Fenton a good place to raise a family?
Fenton consistently ranks as one of the most family-friendly communities in Genesee County. The combination of top-20-percent schools, 58 lakes, 17 city parks covering over 170 acres, the Dauner Martin Nature Sanctuary within city limits, an active community events calendar, and a genuine small-town community identity makes it an exceptional place for families at all stages. The city has nearly doubled its population since 1970 -- a sustained growth trend driven largely by families choosing Fenton for its quality of life.
What new construction is available in Fenton?
Fenton has several active new construction opportunities. The Glades -- a craftsman-style detached condo community in Fenton Charter Township -- is in Phase II with lots still available. Pinnacle Shores subdivision offers new single-family homes on wooded lots. Clearview Homes is building new construction condos at Whispering Pines. The Landings offers condo-style new builds. Contact Jennifer Lasco at 248.840.6059 for the most current inventory, pricing, and lot availability across all active Fenton-area developments -- this information changes frequently and is not always reflected on national listing sites.
How far is Fenton from Detroit and Ann Arbor?
Fenton is approximately 60 miles north of Detroit and 40 miles north of Ann Arbor, both via US-23. The drive to Metro Detroit typically takes 55 to 70 minutes depending on traffic. Ann Arbor is approximately 40 to 50 minutes south. Bishop International Airport in Flint is approximately 15 miles north -- a significant convenience for frequent business travelers who prefer a smaller regional airport over Detroit Metro.
Why should I work with Lasco Real Estate Group instead of a national site?
Lasco Real Estate Group is based in Fenton. We are not a referral network, a franchise agent assigned to your zip code, or a team that covers 50 cities at once. Our agents live here. We know which streets have the best school bus routes, which subdivisions have assessed fees coming up, which lakes have the best fishing, and which new construction lots have the best views. We also provide access to coming-soon and off-market properties that never appear on Zillow or Realtor.com. Call us at 810.433.9556 -- the difference in service is immediate and real.
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Homes For Sale in Fenton, Michigan 48430
Michigan's "Be Closer" city -- where 58 lakes, a vibrant historic downtown, top-rated schools, and easy US-23 access create one of Genesee County's most beloved places to call home.
Welcome to Fenton, Michigan
Fenton is a city that earns its motto -- "Be Closer" -- every single day. Closer to lakes, closer to nature, closer to a genuine downtown with restaurants and shops that feel like they belong there, and closer to neighbors who actually know each other. With a population of approximately 12,000 and a location straddling three counties -- Genesee, Livingston, and Oakland -- Fenton occupies a genuinely unique position in Southeast Michigan, both geographically and in terms of character.
Founded in 1834 and originally called Dibbleville after first settler Clark Dibble, the city was renamed in 1837 -- according to local legend -- after William M. Fenton won a card game against a rival land speculator. Fenton later became Michigan's lieutenant governor. That same community spirit, colorful history, and independent identity has defined Fenton ever since. The city was incorporated as a village in 1863 and achieved cityhood in 1964.
Today, Fenton is consistently rated one of the most desirable communities in Genesee County. The Shiawassee River flows through the heart of downtown, feeding a network of lakes and connecting Fenton to the broader Southern Lakes region. With a cost of living roughly 18 percent below the national average, a school district that ranks in the top 20 percent in Michigan, and a real estate market that offers exceptional value compared to comparable communities in Metro Detroit, Fenton attracts buyers from across the state and beyond who want quality of life without overpaying for it.
Fenton, Michigan Quick Facts
Fenton Neighborhoods and Areas
Fenton offers a wide variety of home styles, neighborhoods, and price points -- from walkable blocks near historic downtown to lakefront estates on Lake Fenton and quiet subdivisions surrounded by nature. Here is an overview of the most sought-after areas.
Fenton Real Estate Market Overview
Price ranges reflect current market conditions. Contact Lasco Real Estate Group at 810.433.9556 for a personalized current market analysis on any area or property type.
Fenton Area Schools
Fenton Area Public Schools is one of the strongest school districts in Genesee County and consistently ranks in the top 20 percent of all school districts in Michigan. For the 2025 school year, the district serves approximately 3,056 students across 7 schools with a student-to-teacher ratio of 16:1 -- better than the Michigan state average of 17:1.
Students at Fenton Area Public Schools score significantly above state averages: math proficiency runs at 44 percent versus the state average of 34 percent, and reading proficiency is 59 percent versus the state average of 46 percent. Fenton Senior High School ranks 79th out of 743 high schools in Michigan and maintains a four-year graduation rate of 93 to 95.5 percent -- well above state benchmarks.
Note: Properties in parts of Fenton Charter Township and surrounding areas fall within the Lake Fenton Community Schools district rather than Fenton Area Public Schools. Both are strong districts. Our agents confirm the exact school district for any property before you make an offer.
Life in Fenton
Downtown Fenton
North Leroy Street is the heart of one of Southeast Michigan's most genuine small-town downtowns. The Fenton Hotel Tavern and Grille has served the community since 1856. The Fenton Fire Hall Kitchen and Taproom -- set in the original 1938 fire station -- pours 48 beers on tap alongside award-winning mac and cheese. The Laundry has anchored downtown for over 25 years with European-inspired comfort food and a craft beer and cocktail program. Andiamo, Ciao Italian Bistro, The Vault, RailYard, Beale Street Smokehouse, La Marsa, and many others round out a dining scene that punches well above its weight for a city of 12,000.
58 Lakes and Water Recreation
There are 58 lakes within a 10-mile radius of downtown Fenton -- a statistic that sets Fenton apart from virtually every comparable community in the state. Lake Fenton is the largest at 845 acres and is a designated all-sports lake. Silver Lake, Lake Ponemah, Lake Shannon, Lobdell Lake, Loon Lake, and Runyan Lake all offer additional waterfront living options and recreational access. Silver Lake Park provides a public sandy beach open from Memorial Day through Labor Day at 16100 Jennings Road.
Dauner Martin Nature Sanctuary
One of the most remarkable features of living in Fenton is the Dauner Martin Nature Sanctuary -- a 155-acre preserve located entirely within city limits and managed by the Michigan Nature Association. With 4.5 miles of marked trails through pine groves, hardwood forests, and 40 native tree species, it offers an extraordinary natural escape that most Michigan cities its size simply do not have. The sanctuary dates to 1863 and was donated to the MNA in 1998. Dogs are welcome on leash.
Shiawassee River and Millpond
The Shiawassee River flows through the center of Fenton, creating the beloved Fenton Mill Pond -- a community gathering place surrounded by parks, restaurants, and the historic Fenton Gazebo. The Shiawassee Riverwalk connects Strom Park, O'Donnell Park, Millpond Park, Rackham Park, and the Fenton Community Center in a continuous riverside walking and biking path. Kayakers launch from behind Fenton Fire Hall and can paddle the Shiawassee all the way to Linden -- a genuine local gem.
Fenton Winery and Brewery
The Fenton Winery and Brewery -- home to Dream Machine Distillery -- is one of Fenton's most beloved destinations. Set on 5 acres north of the city, it features a public taproom, an award-winning beer garden, winery, distillery, craft pizza and sandwiches, and a wine and spirits program that draws visitors from across Southeast Michigan. The outdoor beer garden is one of the finest in the region, dog-friendly, and open through the season. It also serves as a premier wedding and event venue.
Community Events and Culture
Fenton runs a year-round community calendar that reflects its genuine civic pride. The weekly Farmers Market operates on the Community Center lawn from May through October, offering fresh produce, flowers, local honey, and artisan goods. Summer Concert in the Park series brings live music to Millpond Park. The annual St. John's Apple Fest in September draws thousands of visitors. Freedom Fest on the Fourth of July fills downtown and the parks with residents and visitors celebrating together. The Fenton Film Series shows free independent films monthly at the Community and Cultural Center.
Golf
The Fenton Farms Golf Club -- an Arnold Palmer Signature course -- is one of the most acclaimed public golf courses in Genesee County. Known for its challenging layout, immaculate grounds, and a clubhouse restaurant with beautiful views, it is a point of genuine civic pride and a significant lifestyle draw for buyers who golf. Coyote Preserve Golf Club nearby offers an "Up North" feel with a more wooded, natural course design.
Shopping and Services
The Silver Lake Road corridor is Fenton's primary commercial district, offering a full range of grocery stores, pharmacies, national retailers, medical offices, and service businesses. The downtown area adds boutique shopping, specialty food, the Fenton Branch of the Genesee District Library, and Yesterday's Treasures Antique Store. Healthcare is well served by the McLaren Flint -- Fenton Community Medical Center on Owen Road, providing family medicine, urgent care, imaging, and specialty services.
Fenton Fun Facts: Things That Make This City One of a Kind
- Fenton is one of only two cities in Michigan that span three counties -- Genesee, Livingston, and Oakland.
- The city's name was decided by a card game in 1837 between William M. Fenton and Robert LeRoy. Fenton won, and the consolation prize was naming the main street (LeRoy Street) after the loser.
- Fenton was home to Michigan's first aviation school.
- The Fenton Depot is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
- Captain Charles Leighton, navigator of the famous Memphis Belle B-17 bomber, taught at Fenton High School from 1947 to 1954.
- The Fenton Community and Cultural Center, designed by famed architect Eliel Saarinen and his son Eero Saarinen, was built in 1937.
- The Fenton Fire Department, founded March 9, 1875, is the second oldest in Genesee County behind Flint.
- Alice Chipman Dewey -- wife of philosopher John Dewey and herself a pioneering figure in American education -- attended the old Fenton Seminary.
Fenton's Location and Commuting Advantages
US-23 runs north and south through the western side of Fenton, connecting directly to Interstates 75 and 69 at an interchange in Flint approximately 14 miles north. This single highway makes Fenton one of the most commuter-accessible communities in Genesee County -- and puts a surprisingly wide range of employment centers within daily driving distance.
Major local employers within commuting distance include Genesys Regional Medical Center and McLaren Flint in the Grand Blanc/Flint corridor, General Motors facilities in Flint and Lansing, the University of Michigan-Flint, Mott Community College, and a broad range of professional and healthcare employers throughout the I-75/US-23 corridor. Fenton itself is home to manufacturers including McDunnough Inc. and Creative Foam, plus a growing retail and professional services sector along Silver Lake Road.
Frequently Asked Questions: Fenton Michigan Real Estate
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Homes For Sale in Fenton, Michigan 48430
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History of Fenton, Michigan
Fenton, Michigan was first established in 1834 and was actually named after one of it's first settlers Clark Dibble. The name Dibbleville as the towns established name would carry on until 1837 when William Fenton named it after himself as Fentonville. The post office records show the name Fentonville was used until 1886 when the name Fenton was adopted and is still the current name of the city.
The town of Fenton, Michigan had it's largest change in it's history during the 1970's when developers brought proposal to the city for an urban development project that would level most of the historic downtown buildings and build a more strip mall style set of buildings. Looking back at the past, many current city residents and even city officials see this as one of the biggest disasters ever to hit to small town of 11,000 people. There was the much talked about F2 tornado to hit Fenton in 2007 causing some major damage in the downtown area, but the city would recover fast and get lucky with only minor injuries reported.
In 2011 residents would see a major change coming with the first large building development to be approved in downtown along Leroy St. Named the cornerstone building, it would consist of over 30,000 square feet of retail, office, and residential and put the first stake in the ground toward a downtown redevelopment plan the city had hoped for. The good news would keep coming in 2013 with the multi-million dollar renovation of the old Fenton Fire Station into the Fenton Fire Hall, a modern american restaurant with multiple levels, outdoor seating, a rooftop area, and more.
2016 would continue to bring more good news for the downtown of Fenton with the remodeling of older buildings and new business emerging such as an expansion of Crust bakery, El Topo Mexican Street Food, Relief & Resource Speakeasy Bar, and more. Downtown Fenton, Michigan has continued to be one of the most thriving cities in Michigan and clearly has a bright future ahead of it.
Demographics of Fenton, Michigan
The latest census for the city of Fenton, Michigan was done in 2010 where there were 11,756 people, 5,067 households, and 2,953 families currently residing in the city.
There were 5,067 households of which 31.9% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 39.8% were married couples living together, 13.2% had a female householder with no husband present, 5.2% had a male householder with no wife present, and 41.7% were non-families. 34.9% of all households were made up of individuals and 13.5% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.27 and the average family size was 2.96.
The median age in the city was 36 years. 24.1% of residents were under the age of 18; 8.9% were between the ages of 18 and 24; 29.7% were from 25 to 44; 22.8% were from 45 to 64; and 14.4% were 65 years of age or older. The gender makeup of the city was 46.8% male and 53.2% female.
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