Farmington Hills is the largest city in Oakland County with over 80,000 people living in a 33 mile area. It has consistently ranked as one of the safest cities to live in America. With a very strong city planning department, Farmington Hills has been carefully groomed to attract businesses and families for a rich living experience.

 

In addition, the William M. Costick Activities Center offers something for everyone with full services and excellent quality facilities. It was founded specifically for the good of the community and citizens of all ages can enjoy a wide variety of social, recreational and cultural activities, events, programs and services. Residents enjoy exercise in the 25 yard indoor swimming pool, using the multi-purpose gymnasium, three soccer fields and more. There is also room for meetings for businesses, charitable organizations, civic and community groups.

 

If golfing is your choice, come to the Farmington Hills Golf Club featuring the best in golfing experience with pristine greens and gently rolling hills along with a challenging course. Relax at the clubhouse which includes a full-service restaurant called the Pine Tree Grill with the best of fine dining or a relaxed luncheon, a fully stocked pro shop, and a huge outdoor patio with breathtaking views.
 

Downtown Farmington has many attractions and features. The downtown shopping area has something for everyone. It has been recently renovated with fine boutiques, a vintage cinema, numerous restaurants, exotic car dealerships, art galleries, and public parks including Heritage Park.

Farmington Hills boasts the following school districts: Farmington, Walled Lake, and Clarenceville. Farmington also has nearby charter and private schools for residents looking for alternatives.

Farmington Hills, Michigan has a wide variety of activities and services for those who are 50 and over and many historic, artistic and cultural for those of all ages.

 

Farmington Hills borders the following cities: Farmington, West Bloomfield, Novi, Southfield, Franklin VIllage, and Livonia.