Lodi Township, MI Homes for Rent

Lodi Township, established in 1834, retains its agricultural roots with a mix of rural landscapes and developed subdivisions. The neighborhood features tree-lined streets, original farms, and properties with silos and stables. Some areas have transformed into subdivisions with cul-de-sacs and homeowners associations. The township is known for its low taxes and proximity to Ann Arbor, about 10 miles northeast. Safety is a notable aspect, with crime rates significantly lower than the national average. Housing options range from 1970s ranch styles and split levels on 1-acre lots to larger Colonial Revivals and contemporary homes on expansive properties. Residents enjoy local attractions such as the Kidder-McKeachie Scio Woods Preserve, The Creature Conservancy, and the Zeeb Golf Driving Range. Dining and shopping are primarily done in Ann Arbor, with options like Briarwood Mall and local favorites such as Carlyle Grill and Knights Steakhouse. The Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds host various festivals, including the Michigan Celtic Festival. Students attend highly rated schools in the Ann Arbor Public Schools, Dexter Community School District, or Saline Area School District, with Saline schools excelling in athletics. Commuters have access to Interstate 94 and U.S. Route 12, and the Detroit Metropolitan Airport is about 30 miles away.