Living in Clarkston, MI
Historic village charm, all-sports lakes, Pine Knob concerts & skiing, and wooded luxury acreage.
Welcome to Clarkston
Known for its picturesque National Historic District village, sparkling all-sports lakes, and rolling hills, Clarkston (and surrounding Independence Township) delivers an up-north resort lifestyle within Oakland County.
Whether you want a waterfront retreat on Deer Lake or Maceday Lake, a historic home walkable to Main Street's Union Woodshop, or a custom estate on acreage near Pine Knob Golf & Country Club, Clarkston offers unmatched character.
What Locals Love About Clarkston
Dining & Shopping
Celebrated culinary destination featuring The Fed, Clarkston Union, Union Woodshop, and Honcho along Main Street.
Parks & Recreation
Independence Oaks County Park, Deer Lake Beach, Pine Knob Music Theatre, and Pine Knob Ski & Golf Resort.
Schools & Education
Clarkston Community Schools, recognized for its International Baccalaureate (IB) programs and championship athletics.
Commute & Location
Direct I-75 access makes commuting south to Auburn Hills, Troy, and Birmingham straightforward.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Clarkston, MI Real Estate
Are there all-sports lakes in Clarkston, MI?
Yes. The greater Clarkston area features prized lakes including Deer Lake, Lake Oakland, Maceday Lake, Lotus Lake, and Dixie Lake.
What is the average price of a home in Clarkston?
Homes in Clarkston average around $445,000, with lakefront properties and custom acreage estates in 48348 ranging from $750,000 to $2.5M+.
What school district serves Clarkston?
Clarkston Community Schools serves both the Village of Clarkston and Independence Township.
Moving to Clarkston?
Our local experts have the inside scoop on off-market properties and upcoming listings in Clarkston.

