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Originally Posted by thewifeandkids
Thanks for the note. I thought Brighton was the older one of the communities with (perhaps) more "true" mansions and fewer new developments of "starter" mansions (like those things you see that couldn't seem to land on a cohesive architectural style and come out looking like several row houses tacked together, or those things with fake brick in the front and siding on the sides and back). One thing we both really like is a more established neighborhood with mature trees -- can you find that everywhere you look out there?
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Brighton does have more true mansions. The homes that are closer to the city like near Highland Park, and Monroe Ave are older. You have to make sure you find out what zone your in though, because there are some streets that are considered to be half within the Brighton School district and half out. Check Brighton out thoroughly though, It is a pretty large suburb and there are some fantastic homes there.
I am personally partial to the city (that is only because I grew up there) and there are some really great schools with incredible programs, but if I had to recommend a suburb it would be Brighton, hands down. Great school district, Beautiful homes, not too far from anything...
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