Foxfire Cir #27, Clarkston, MI 48346
OFF MARKET

Foxfire Cir #27
Clarkston, MI 48346

    (on 0.28 acres)

    Local Information

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    • Schools1 Preschool School2 Elementary Schools3 Middle Schools2 High Schools
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    Home Highlights

    Property Type
    Lot/Land
    Lot Size
    0.28 acres

    About this House

    Gorgeous potential walkout lot tucked in the prestigious Clarkston Farms sub all pub utilities ready to go! Build your dream home or we have 4 total lots for builders to choose! Minutes from downtown, library, pink know DTE and 75 $ award winning Clarkston schools and lake privileges! Pricing is for multiple lot purchases. Seller will consider reasonable shorter term land contract purchase.
    Foxfire Cir #27, Clarkston, MI 48346 is a lot/land. It is currently off market. The Trulia Estimate rent is $1,481/month.

    Home Details for Foxfire Cir #27

    Exterior Features

    Exterior Home Features
    Roof: Other

    Property Information

    Property Type / Style
    Property Type: Lot LandArchitecture: Other

    Lot Information

    Lot Area: 0.28 acres

    Price History for Foxfire Cir #27

    DatePriceEventSource
    01/06/2017$59,900ListingRemovedAgent Provided
    05/20/2016$59,900Listed For SaleAgent Provided
    01/01/2015$75,000ListingRemovedAgent Provided
    03/28/2014$75,000Listed For SaleAgent Provided

    Market trends in Clarkston

    Last updated June 2026
    Buyer'sMarketSeller'sMarket
    Avg. sale price
    $368K
    $233    MoM
    Sale-to-List Price
    100.5%
    0.5%    MoM
    Price per sq ft
    $188
    $5    MoM
    Available listings
    171
    32    MoM
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    Comparable Sales for Foxfire Cir #27

    Address
    Distance
    Property Type
    Sold Price
    Sold Date
    Bed
    Bath
    Sqft
    Clarkston Rd, Clarkston, MI
    0.86
    Lot/Land
    $47,000
    09/18/25
    -
    -
    Waterford hill Ter, Clarkston, MI
    1.53
    Lot/Land
    $21,000
    03/05/26
    -
    -
    W Clarkston Rd, Clarkston, MI
    1.22
    Lot/Land
    $300,000
    07/30/26
    -
    -
    Clement Rd, Clarkston, MI
    1.40
    Lot/Land
    $33,000
    07/13/26
    -
    -
    7118 Oak Ridge Ct, Clarkston, MI
    1.77
    Lot/Land
    $795,000
    01/05/26
    -
    -
    Crest Forest Ct W, Clarkston, MI
    1.74
    Lot/Land
    $86,000
    09/10/25
    -
    -
    W Crest forest Ct, Clarkston, MI
    1.75
    Lot/Land
    $86,000
    08/27/25
    -
    -
    Dark lake Dr, Clarkston, MI
    1.82
    Lot/Land
    $163,350
    10/17/25
    -
    -
    7827 Eames Ct, Clarkston, MI
    1.99
    Lot/Land
    $20,000
    10/31/25
    -
    -
    Stonewall W, Clarkston, MI
    2.07
    Lot/Land
    $140,000
    11/18/25
    -
    -

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    Assigned Schools

    These are the assigned schools for Foxfire Cir #27.
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    What Locals Say about Clarkston

    At least 166 Trulia users voted on each feature.

    • 93 % Say car is needed

    • 92 % Say it's dog friendly

    • 88 % Say yards are well-kept

    • 81 % Say people would walk alone at night

    • 80 % Say there's holiday spirit

    • 76 % Say there's wildlife

    • 75 % Say kids play outside

    • 73 % Say it's quiet

    • 72 % Say parking is easy

    • 63 % Say neighbors are friendly

    • 55 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

    • 39 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

    • 38 % Say there are sidewalks

    • 38 % Say there are community events

    • 37 % Say streets are well-lit

    • 33 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

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    • Bob Wyatt
      "Small town feel with great schools. Easy access to cultural and sporting events and northern Michigan vacation locations. Many local parks "
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    • Danielle Crociata
      "Everyone walks their dogs in downtown Clarkston. Businesses have treats & fresh water outside of their doors. Parks & outdoor sitting with dogs is fun."
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    • Sandman.2960
      "Every summer downtown they shut the streets and have what they call the taste of Clarkston. The local restaurants sell bite size treats of the food they cook. You buy tickets and each item takes different amounts of them. Thousands show up for the two day event!!"
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    • Nndistelrath
      "Clarkston has excellent schools, great dining, beautiful parks, and is close to I-75. We especially love the Clarkston Family Farm, Depot Park, and Independence Oaks. "
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    • Lisamgray
      "Memorial Day Parade, 4th of July Parade and fireworks, the craft fair in the fall, concerts in the park, the market in the summer, Ocktober fest and the taste of Clarkston. "
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    • Michael M.
      "Easy. Light traffic. Only difficulty is having to go around all the lakes to get to where you want to go."
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    • Lisa H
      "There are many families in our neighborhood, people are friendly, we are a very short distance to downtown and the schools are good."
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    • Sofiamihaylova15
      "It’s very pretty, a lot of nature and animals. I just come here to visit family friends, but I always enjoy the drive up and how lovely all the houses look. We have seen deers many times along with other wildlife."
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    • Angel G.
      "Cummute is great access to local grocery stores and restaurants and drive up to 75 takes to nearest mall and other shopping centers off Baldwin rd "
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    • Phayes25
      "We have occasional children parties and adult gatherings. People are very friendly and go out of their way to be nice."
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    • Tldhoughton00
      "My great-grandma has lived here for as long as I can remember and I have been coming here my whole life. I have been living here for half a year and I love it here. "
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    • Tiarenee1981
      "My family’s home has been in this neighborhood fir years and now I live in this neighborhood. I feel it is very safe and well maintained in our neighborhood. Quiet place to live and a great central location to all our surrounding shopping centers. Low crime and some of the the friendliest neighbors around!!"
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    • Lisa S. K.
      "friendly and safe neighborhood. low or no crime. kids play in the area. dog friendly. very good with keeping pets in fenced yard "
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    • Lomasonmichelle
      "We have parades, art shows, great dining opportunities and wonderful parks. Downtown Clarkston also had some cute shops to visit."
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    • Linda H.
      "Centrally located. Near shopping and yet has an up north feel. However i never go south before 9:00 am and never come back north after 3:30 pm"
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    • Richard-Nancy B.
      "Most dog owners are very responsible with their puppies! Some are not and do not pick up after them. There are some dogs that are a violation of the breed restrictions here."
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    • Danielle C.
      "The city & county parks & dog parks. Also eating with pets outside restaurants are encouraged with dog water bowls. "
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    • Danielle C.
      "Everyone seems to have a dog. Of course dogs are invited to enjoy any outside restaurant with their owner. Dog bowls everywhere. "
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    • Lisamgray
      "We have awesome views, lots of very old trees, friendly neighbors, most homes have 1 acre lots, homes are all kept up well with professional landscaping and no sidewalks. The pond in the neighborhood is more of a nature preserve and all the common areas which can’t be built on, all add to the ambience of this community. "
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    • Richard-Nancy B.
      "Lots of dogs, but not too noisy. There are a couple of dogs that aren’t allowed, but they seem to be kept out of sight mostly."
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    • Andy B.
      "I live in Clarkston and it is a 20-45 minute drive to Troy depending on construction and traffic. 60 minutes to DTW."
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    • Hahahathuc1
      "There are frequent community events including bbqs, social events and collaborative garage/yard sale efforts. "
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    • Tomiann09
      "I think it is important for parents to know that the schools here are wonderful. Safe neighborhoods for the kids to play. "
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    • Jda3
      "My neighborhood is wonderful and a great commute to other suburbs such as Auburn Hills, Troy, Birmingham, Royal Oak, Shelby Township. The I-75 commute to downtown Detroit is a smooth ride with small hiccups when there’s construction to enhance the roads. "
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    • MJ
      "Lots of dog walkers. There are no sidewalks, so they walk in the street, which can be dangerous after dark."
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    • Chea B.
      "Between here and Waterford they’re fantastic places to live.everybody is wonderful . I would definitely recommend anybody to raise a family here.the school systems are amazing as well."
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    • Peter M.
      "Ten minutes in light to moderate traffic by car - no public transportation is available in my area..."
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    • Caymans777
      "Enclave neighborhood SUCKS period rude nasty ppl that have crazy rules, old people community that has issues with who or what your income is "
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    • MJ
      "Lots of dog walkers in the neighborhood. Scenic, hills & variety of routes. No sidewalks however, so flashlights and/or reflective wear in the late fall/winter months."
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    • Jeffery D.
      "Great safe and warming, wouldn’t live anywhere else around it’s one of the best places I’ve been to within lower "
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    • Michelle W. J.
      "The neighborhood is full of super friendly people who look out for each other. It’s full of all ages and the homes and yards are very well maintained!"
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    • Mskvarce
      "Close to downtown Clarkston, close to the expressway and close to DTE Energy Music Theater. Supportive community and highly regarded schools. Many events that bring the community together, concerts in the park in the summer, Tastefest in the fall, and parades several times a year. "
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    • Mskvarce
      "A lot of people own dogs in this neighborhood, most are well behaved. Dogs must be on a leash or contained with an invisible fence."
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    • Mschroederfmdcpas
      "Nice mix between small town and suburbia. A lot of non chain restuarants. For better or worse high school football is huge."
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    • Rtjasher
      "I’ve lived in area for 5 years . Great neighbors. Great community. The schools are top notch and wouldn’t want to live anywhere else"
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    • klcarter1192
      "This community is family oriented surrounded by nature, water and parks. There are many activities to do for kids. The public school system here is excellent. "
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    • David H.
      "Clarkston is family oriented within easy commuting distance to most of metro Detroit and Flint. Great people, great schools, accessibility to restaurants, shopping and other businesses. "
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