Iconic high-rise living in the heart of Southfield
5000 Town Center stands as a prominent fixture in Southfield's skyline. Completed in 1982 and designed by Solomon Cordwell Buenz & Associates Inc., this 33-story condominium tower offers 215 units with sweeping views of the surrounding area. The building's curved facade and repetitive pattern of windows and balconies create a distinctive silhouette against the Michigan sky. Situated on over 5 acres of meticulously landscaped grounds, 5000 Town Center provides residents with a blend of urban convenience and suburban tranquility.
Diverse layouts catering to various lifestyles
5000 Town Center offers a wide range of floor plans to suit different needs and preferences. The building features units ranging from cozy 1-bedroom apartments to expansive 6-bedroom penthouses. One-bedroom units span from 700 to 1,340 square feet, with one to two bathrooms, and are priced between $125,000 and $160,000. These units often feature updated kitchens with stainless steel appliances and in-unit laundry facilities.
Two-bedroom units, ranging from 849 to 3,121 square feet with one to three and a half bathrooms, are available from $190,000 to $265,000. Many of these units boast floor-to-ceiling windows, offering panoramic views of the cityscape and surrounding green spaces. Some feature open-concept living areas, perfect for entertaining.
For those seeking more space, three-bedroom units range from 1,743 to 8,983 square feet, with two and a half to four bathrooms, priced between $249,900 and $329,900. These larger units often include luxurious touches such as marble flooring, custom closet systems, and gourmet kitchens with quartz countertops.
The building also offers even more spacious options, including four-bedroom units spanning 2,653 to 8,983 square feet with four to six full and two half bathrooms, priced around $540,000. Five-bedroom units of approximately 3,200 square feet with five bathrooms are available for around $380,000. For the ultimate in luxury living, there are six-bedroom units of approximately 9,000 square feet, featuring eight full and two half bathrooms.
Many units throughout the building have been updated with modern finishes, including hardwood floors, granite countertops, and custom lighting. Some units feature home offices, dens, or additional living spaces that can be customized to fit residents' needs. The larger units often include amenities such as wet bars, multiple balconies, and expansive master suites with sitting areas and dual bathrooms.
Monthly HOA fees range from $400 to $1,500, covering water, trash removal, snow removal, sewer, and lawn/yard care. Some units also include maintenance and repair of heating and cooling systems in the association fees, providing additional peace of mind for residents.
Comprehensive amenities for a luxurious lifestyle
5000 Town Center offers an array of amenities designed to enhance residents' daily lives. The building's crowning feature is its movie theater with a concession area, perfect for private screenings or community events. For fitness enthusiasts, a state-of-the-art fitness center equipped with modern exercise machines and free weights is available, complemented by a sauna for post-workout relaxation.
The outdoor heated pool, surrounded by a Trex deck enclosure, provides a refreshing retreat during warmer months. Adjacent picnic and BBQ areas offer ideal spots for al fresco dining and socializing. Tennis enthusiasts can enjoy matches on the building's courts, while those seeking indoor recreation can take advantage of the community room with its wet bar.
Security and convenience are prioritized at 5000 Town Center. The building features 24/7 concierge service, ensuring residents' needs are met around the clock. A comprehensive CCTV surveillance system and key-card access contribute to a secure living environment. Residents benefit from assigned parking in a secure, camera-monitored garage, with optional valet parking available for added convenience.
The building's business services cater to modern living needs. Package handling and dry-cleaning services simplify daily tasks, while complimentary mail holds accommodate residents' travel schedules. The concierge team assists with vehicle loading and unloading, grocery delivery, and other personalized services to enhance the living experience.
For those who enjoy entertaining, the grand conference room and banquet community room provide elegant spaces for hosting events. Additional storage needs are met with caged basement units, ensuring residents have ample space for their belongings.
These thoughtfully curated amenities and services create a comfortable and convenient living environment, allowing residents to enjoy a well-rounded lifestyle within the confines of their home building.
A vibrant suburban community with urban conveniences
5000 Town Center is situated in the heart of Southfield, a bustling suburb that combines the tranquility of residential living with the conveniences of urban life. The neighborhood is characterized by its mix of commercial, residential, and recreational spaces, creating a dynamic environment for residents.
Just steps from the building, residents can enjoy the Southfield Civic Center Park, a expansive green space featuring walking trails, picnic areas, and sports facilities. The park is home to the Evergreen Hills Golf Course, a 9-hole course perfect for a quick round or improving one's game. For those who prefer indoor activities, the Southfield Public Library, known for its extensive collection and community programs, is within walking distance.
Dining options in the area cater to various tastes. The Hellenic Restaurant, a local favorite, offers Greek cuisine and American classics in a casual setting. For a quick bite or coffee, Z!Eats provides a diverse menu of soups, sandwiches, and salads.
Shopping enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Tel-Twelve Mall, offering a mix of retail stores and services. For more extensive shopping experiences, Somerset Mall, known for its upscale retailers and dining options, is a short drive away.
The neighborhood is home to several parks and recreational areas. Inglenook Park, featuring baseball fields, a jogging trail, and picnic areas, provides additional outdoor space for residents. The Burgh Historical Park, with its renovated historic buildings and flower gardens, offers a glimpse into the area's past and hosts summer concerts.
For daily necessities, several grocery stores are within a short drive. Kroger and Meijer offer a wide selection of products, while specialty stores like Plum Hollow Super Market cater to more specific needs.
The area around 5000 Town Center strikes a balance between suburban comfort and urban convenience, providing residents with a diverse range of amenities and activities right at their doorstep.
Strategic location with varied transportation options
5000 Town Center's location in Southfield provides residents with several transportation options, balancing the convenience of car travel with access to public transit. The building's proximity to major roadways makes it an ideal spot for commuters and those who prefer to drive.
For those relying on public transportation, a bus stop at Civic Center & Central Park Boulevard is located just a minute's walk from the building, providing connections to the broader metro Detroit area. While the public transit system may not be as extensive as in larger urban centers, it offers a viable option for those looking to reduce their reliance on personal vehicles.
The building's location near major highways is a significant advantage for drivers. Easy access to M-10 (Lodge Freeway) and I-696 allows for quick connections to downtown Detroit, surrounding suburbs, and other parts of the metropolitan area. This strategic position reduces commute times and facilitates weekend getaways.
For air travel, residents have convenient access to two airports. Detroit Metro Wayne County Airport, the area's major international hub, is about a 40-minute drive away. For those traveling to Canada or seeking alternative options, Windsor International Airport is approximately 45 minutes by car.
While the area's walk score suggests some errands can be accomplished on foot, many residents find having a car beneficial for accessing a wider range of amenities and services. The somewhat bikeable nature of the neighborhood provides an option for short trips or leisure rides, though dedicated bike infrastructure may be limited.
The building's parking amenities, including assigned spaces in a secure garage and valet services, cater to the needs of car owners. These features, combined with the area's road network, make 5000 Town Center a convenient home base for those who prioritize ease of transportation in their daily lives.
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Area Factors
Low Crime
Crime Score®
4/ 10
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
44/ 100
Somewhat Walkable
Walk Score®
62/ 100
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Parks in this Area
Civic Center Park
6 min walk
Baseball/Softball
Golf
Picnic Area
Bauervic Woods Park
4 min drive
Picnic Area
Trails
Playground
Annie Lathrup Park
4 min drive
Trails
Multi-Purpose Field
Inglenook Park
4 min drive
Baseball/Softball
Picnic Area
Playground
Burgh Historical Park
5 min drive
Parking Lot
Multi-Purpose Field
Walking Paths
Stratford Woods Commons
5 min drive
Picnic Area
Trails
Playground
Catalpa Oaks County Park
7 min drive
Baseball/Softball
Bike Trails
Picnic Area
Miller Park
7 min drive
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Tennis
Simms Park
7 min drive
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Picnic Area
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