Hartland, MI Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Hartland blends rural charm with modern conveniences, divided into a northern residential area and a southern commercial hub. The northern sector has quiet suburbs and country roads, offering a small-town atmosphere with single-family homes and minimal commercial development. In contrast, the southern area near U.S. Route 23 and Michigan 59 is bustling with shopping and dining options, including popular spots like Black Rock Bar & Grill and Tony Sacco’s Coal Oven Pizza. Housing in Hartland is diverse, ranging from condos and manufactured homes to expansive horse farms and secluded lots. The neighborhood is safer than the national average. Hartland provides numerous things to do, such as exploring Settlers Park's 100 acres of wetlands and trails, golfing at local courses, or enjoying indoor activities at Hartland Ice House and Caroselli Aquatic Center. The area is served by Hartland Consolidated Schools, with highly rated institutions like Creekside Elementary and Hartland High. Residents enjoy community events like the Cromaine Library's summer concert series and the annual Winterfest. Although Hartland lacks public transportation, it is conveniently located near major highways, offering access to cities like Ann Arbor and Detroit within 30 to 45 minutes.