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Mount Clemens boasts one of the few genuine downtown districts in the county. The central business and retail sectors radiate from Macomb Street, featuring gazebos, water fountains, gardens, statuary and shrubbery. Little coffee shops, delicatessens, restaurants and pubs are abundant in the downtown district.
Drifting into the residential neighborhoods that surround the downtown, one is greeted by an eclectic collection of homes. They run the gamut from historic to contemporary, including 19th century mansions, post-World War I bungalows and traditional two-story, brick A frames. More than 3,000 rental units, including apartments and flats are also available. In recent years, first time home buyers and newlyweds have been attracted to the tree-lined streets, induced by moderate housing prices, an award winning school district, numerous recreational amenities including sparkling Lake St. Clair and easy access to major metropolitan freeways, I-94 and M-59. Recent completion of I-696 give Mount Clemens a direct link to I-75, Oakland County and other environs. The school district has won three exemplary school awards in the '90's. Mount Clemens Public Library, founded in 1865, is a member of the Suburban Library Cooperative, a network of all public libraries in Macomb County as well as the cities of Harper Woods and Troy. Residents also have access to Macomb County Library on M-59 at Garfield Road. Waterfront revitalization has led to an energetic agenda of community activities highlighted by a riverfront concert series that runs throughout the summer, art fairs, fireworks displays, chartered boat cruises, parades and festivals
The Art Center features the work of local and international artists and offers a variety of classes from watercolor to pottery. The Crocker House, a restored 19th Century home operated by the Macomb County Historical Society showcases local historical exhibits throughout the year. Residents are served by numerous City and neighborhood parks, dog park and a nature preserve. Nearby, Metropolitan Beach MetroPark, one of the Huron Clinton Metropolitan Authority facilities, offers recreational pleasures to boaters, golfers, bikers, walkers, picnickers, tennis players and sun worshippers.
Downtown Mount Clemens Fountain Stage
Macomb PlaceMount Clemens boasts one of the few genuine downtown districts in the county. The central business and retail sectors radiate from Macomb Street, featuring gazebos, water fountains, gardens, statuary and shrubbery. Little coffee shops, delicatessens, restaurants and pubs are abundant in the downtown district.
Drifting into the residential neighborhoods that surround the downtown, one is greeted by an eclectic collection of homes. They run the gamut from historic to contemporary, including 19th century mansions, post-World War I bungalows and traditional two-story, brick A frames. More than 3,000 rental units, including apartments and flats are also available. In recent years, first time home buyers and newlyweds have been attracted to the tree-lined streets, induced by moderate housing prices, an award winning school district, numerous recreational amenities including sparkling Lake St. Clair and easy access to major metropolitan freeways, I-94 and M-59. Recent completion of I-696 give Mount Clemens a direct link to I-75, Oakland County and other environs. The school district has won three exemplary school awards in the '90's. Mount Clemens Public Library, founded in 1865, is a member of the Suburban Library Cooperative, a network of all public libraries in Macomb County as well as the cities of Harper Woods and Troy. Residents also have access to Macomb County Library on M-59 at Garfield Road. Waterfront revitalization has led to an energetic agenda of community activities highlighted by a riverfront concert series that runs throughout the summer, art fairs, fireworks displays, chartered boat cruises, parades and festivals
The Art Center features the work of local and international artists and offers a variety of classes from watercolor to pottery. The Crocker House, a restored 19th Century home operated by the Macomb County Historical Society showcases local historical exhibits throughout the year. Residents are served by numerous City and neighborhood parks, dog park and a nature preserve. Nearby, Metropolitan Beach MetroPark, one of the Huron Clinton Metropolitan Authority facilities, offers recreational pleasures to boaters, golfers, bikers, walkers, picnickers, tennis players and sun worshippers.
Beautiful Lake With Beach and Park. You can ride a boat or doing fishing or walk on the beach or paly at the park
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Lake Saint Clair
Beautiful Lake With Beach and Park. You can ride a boat or doing fishing or walk on the beach or paly at the park
Food scene
Three Blind Mice Irish Pub
101 North Main StreetMy Favorite Irish Pub, Bar and Restaurant
Bath City Bistro
75 Macomb PlGood American Food & Bar
Miller Brothers Creamery
149 Dickinson StBest Desserts in Mt Clemens
O’Halloran’s Public House and Hall
112 Macomb PlaceBritish Pub
Eastside Tavern
126 Avery StreetAmerican Restaurant & Bar
Paco's Restaurant
300 Crocker BlvdGood Mexican Food and Good Service
John's Family Grill Restaurant
304 Cass AvenueDelicious Food & Friedly Employees
Thai Orchid Cuisine
60 Cherry StGood Thai Food
P.F. Chang's
17905 Haggerty RdGreat Place with Delicious Chinese Food and Good Service
Grocery Store
Costco Wholesale
45460 Market StMy Favorite Grocery Store
Shopping Mall
Great Lakes Crossing Outlets
4000 Baldwin RdMy Favorite Outlets
Somerset Mall
2800 W Big Beaver RdMy Favorite Shopping Mall
Shopping Mall
The Mall at Partridge Creek
17420 Hall RdA Beautiful Cool Shopping MALL