New Construction Homes In White Lake, MI

With over 7,000 acres of state and Metro parks territory in White Lake, this 37 square mile city is known as an all-year playground. White Lake is a great spot that’s a little out of the way of the city life but still encompasses great stores and restaurants from the family and independently-owned to the major chains and companies. Just a drive down M-59 helps you get all around the metro Detroit area as well as offer you access to the highways heading up-north. It's a great place to raise a child that you'd like to have a little closer with nature.

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Skiing:

• Alpine Valley Ski Area – for skiers and snowboarders of all ages, you’ll love the chance to carve into 25 tree-lined slopes and show off your tricks in four terrain parks. Alpine Valley is the largest and most scenic ski area in all of southern Michigan.

Parks:

• Highland State Recreation Area – with a massive 5,900 acres of forest, marshes and lakes, you’ll be able to head outdoors for your favorite activities. If you’re looking for a leisurely stroll through the woods, cross country skiing, sledding , horseback riding or mountain biking, this recreation area is your destination regardless of the date on the calendar.

• Indian Springs Metropark – walk miles of trails and view the native ecosystems of southeast Michigan. The park is 2,215 acres and features an 18-hole golf course, Environmental Discovery Center with an underwater pond viewing room, picnic areas, trails and more.

Population:

• Population: Approximately 30,000 residents
• Median age is 41

Newly-Constructed Homes of White Lake:

Please check back soon for an updated list of newly constructed homes in White Lake.

Tips When Buying a Newly-Constructed Home:

• Good - The work is done, and it’s all new! Don’t worry about fixing anything or having to hire someone to redo the bathroom or kitchen.

• Good - Usually more energy efficient. This will save you money on your bills versus buying a house built just a decade ago with older appliances.

• Bad – If you like uniqueness, new homes generally lack the architectural detail and charm found in older homes.

• Bad – If it’s a new neighborhood, you’ll have lots of construction going through building up the homes around you; sometimes those workers start at 7 a.m.