Beverly Hills, Michigan sits between Birmingham and Southfield — a quiet Oakland County village shaped by mid-century and contemporary residential architecture. The community is small, the streets are wooded, and the housing stock reflects the postwar architectural confidence of suburban Detroit at its peak. More recent contemporary builds have begun to fill the empty lots and replace homes at the end of their cycle, giving the community an architectural range that few of its peers can match.

The Birmingham school district covers most of the community, and the proximity to both Birmingham’s downtown and the Cranbrook campus has supported steady demand.