Once called the “Gravel Capital of the World,” due to over 5 million tons of gravel mined each year, Oxford, Michigan has transformed into a beautiful city with more to offer then concrete. Most of the gravel mines have been eliminated in the area, and have been turned into gorgeous ponds and lakes. Today, the mined area of the city has been transformed into prestigious residential developments and industrial parks.





Oxford is considered a direct access route between Flint and Detroit, with amazing highway connections throughout Metro Detroit and the rest of Michigan.   
Nearby Oakland University provides the site for Meadowbrook Theatre and summer Music Festival, Outdoor DTE Energy Music Theatre will quench your thirst for popular music concerts.




Oxford’s housing is continuing to develop, with approximately 46.4% of the Township’s units being built after 1980. Residential developments are generally used for the construction of single-family units, with the occasional development of multi-family townhomes and apartment complexes.




The Village of Oxford is near one square mile with the Township being 36 square miles.  The average of the housing in both communities averages $233,500 (2005) with a median household income of $59,000-$70,000 respectively.  Come enjoy the beauty of Oxford, Michigan and don’t miss your chance to experience call this great family friendly community home!

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