Silvercreek Homes in Oakland Charter Township, Michigan
Silvercreek is an established residential community in Oakland Charter Township, Michigan, offering a mix of detached single-family residences and condominium options in a convenient northern Oakland County location. The community includes homes along Creekmonte Drive, Woodmonte Drive, Piedmonte Drive, Tremonte Circle, Belmonte Drive, and surrounding streets, with wooded areas, wetlands, trails, and shared community amenities contributing to the neighborhood setting. Buyers comparing Oakland Township homes for sale or exploring real estate throughout Oakland County can use this page to review available Silvercreek homes, recent sales, and important property details.
Homes for Sale in Silvercreek
Recently Sold Silvercreek Homes
Recent Silvercreek sales can help buyers and sellers understand how property type, square footage, condition, updates, basement finish, garage space, location within the community, association considerations, and market timing affect value. Review the available sales below, then connect with The Integrity Team for a property-specific comparison that also considers active competition and current buyer demand in Oakland Township.
Inside Silvercreek
Single-Family Homes and Condo Options
Silvercreek includes multiple residential sections developed primarily in the early 2000s. The main Silvercreek section includes detached site-condominium homes, with township records identifying 107 parcels built primarily in 2002 and 2003. Available property records show substantial two-story and colonial-style homes with basements, attached garages, brick exteriors, and residential lots. The broader community also includes attached condominium sections such as Belmonte at Silvercreek and Oakmont at Silvercreek, giving buyers several different housing options within the neighborhood.
Open Space, Trails and Community Amenities
Silvercreek combines its residential setting with significant natural and recreational space. Oakland Township planning documents identify approximately 130 acres of passive open space, wetlands, and trails associated with Silvercreek. Recent property listings also identify community amenities such as a clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis courts, sidewalks, and landscaped common areas. Access, fees, and responsibilities may vary by section and association, so buyers should confirm the amenities connected to the specific property they are considering.
What Buyers Should Know
Silvercreek gives buyers several ways to consider living in Oakland Township, from larger detached homes to attached condominium options within different sections of the community.
Before making an offer, buyers should confirm the property's legal condominium or subdivision designation, association, fees, maintenance responsibilities, master deed or bylaws, restrictions, insurance requirements, and amenities. Buyers should also review the roof, windows, heating and cooling systems, plumbing, electrical service, basement, drainage, garage, exterior materials, permits, renovations, property taxes, utilities, inspection findings, and recent comparable Silvercreek sales.
What Sellers Should Know
Silvercreek sellers compete not only with other properties within the community but also with established neighborhoods, condominium developments, and available homes throughout Oakland Township and Oakland County.
A strong selling strategy should account for the property's specific Silvercreek section, housing type, floor plan, condition, updates, basement, garage, outdoor setting, association benefits, and maintenance history while pricing it against the most relevant recent sales and current competition.
FAQs About Silvercreek in Oakland Charter Township
1. Where is Silvercreek located?
Silvercreek is located in Oakland Charter Township, Michigan, in northern Oakland County. The community is near Silverbell Road and includes streets such as Creekmonte Drive, Woodmonte Drive, Piedmonte Drive, Tremonte Circle, and Belmonte Drive. Properties generally use a Rochester mailing address. Buyers should confirm the municipality, legal property description, association, school assignment, and all listing details for the individual home they are considering.
2. What types of homes are in Silvercreek?
Silvercreek includes both detached homes and attached condominiums. Township assessment records identify the main Silvercreek section as 107 parcels built primarily in 2002 and 2003, while Belmonte at Silvercreek includes 88 attached condominium parcels and Oakmont at Silvercreek includes a larger collection of attached condos. Buyers should verify the exact community, condominium plan, property type, and association connected to the home they are considering.
3. When were Silvercreek homes built?
Oakland Township assessment records identify the primary Silvercreek, Belmonte at Silvercreek, and Oakmont at Silvercreek sections as being developed largely during 2002 and 2003. Individual construction dates can vary, so buyers should confirm the exact year built, construction details, permits, renovations, and maintenance history for the specific property.
4. Is Silvercreek a condominium community?
Much of Silvercreek is legally organized through Oakland County condominium plans even though portions of the community contain detached single-family residences. For example, Silvercreek OCCPN 1379 includes detached homes on individual sites, while other Silvercreek sections contain attached condominium residences. Buyers should review the legal description and governing documents for the specific property rather than relying only on its physical appearance.
5. Does Silvercreek have an association?
Yes. Recent Silvercreek listings identify homeowners or condominium associations and association fees. The amount, payment schedule, services, restrictions, and maintenance responsibilities can differ by section. Buyers should review the current master deed, bylaws, rules, financial information, insurance requirements, assessments, maintenance responsibilities, and fees that apply to the specific property.
6. What amenities are available in Silvercreek?
Oakland Township identifies approximately 130 acres of passive open space, wetlands, and trails associated with Silvercreek. Recent listings within the community also identify amenities including a clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis courts, sidewalks, and common areas. Amenities and access may differ between Silvercreek sections, so buyers should confirm what is included with the specific property and association.
7. What school district serves Silvercreek?
Recent Silvercreek property information identifies Rochester Community Schools as the applicable public school district. Buyers can review additional district information on our Rochester Community Schools page, but should verify assigned schools directly with the district using the exact property address because attendance boundaries, transportation, enrollment policies, and assignments can change.
8. What utilities serve Silvercreek?
Recent Silvercreek listings identify public sanitary sewer service, natural-gas heating, and community or municipal water service for individual properties. Oakland Township also includes Silvercreek in its municipal water-system flushing schedule. Buyers should confirm utility connections, providers, equipment, assessments, and owner responsibilities for the exact property address.
9. What should buyers review before purchasing in Silvercreek?
Buyers should review the property's legal condominium or subdivision designation, association documents, dues, maintenance responsibilities, insurance requirements, restrictions, amenities, and any pending assessments. The home itself should also be evaluated for roof condition, windows, foundation, basement, heating and cooling systems, plumbing, electrical service, drainage, garage, exterior materials, renovations, permits, seller disclosures, inspection findings, title work, property taxes, utilities, and recent comparable sales.
10. How can I know what my Silvercreek home is worth?
A useful Silvercreek home-value review should compare recent sales from the most relevant section of the community, current Oakland Township competition, property type, square footage, condition, floor plan, updates, basement finish, garage configuration, outdoor setting, association considerations, property taxes, and current buyer demand. Automated estimates may not recognize the differences between Silvercreek's detached and attached housing options. Start with a home value review for a more property-specific analysis.