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that it is tough to decide. Most nights you wonder if anybody even cooks at home anymore.

Downtown Plymouth is everything you think of in a downtown. Main St. is the best part. It has a town square with bars, restaurants, and little cute shops. They close it down for the art fair every year and it is great. Nice slow speeds and a boulevarded roads are great for pets and pedestrians and don’t forget to go get some ice cream.

On Pickford you can pick any spot is all beautiful. It used to be nicer because half the houses backed up to woods but now it is just another street back there. It is still a great place to live and will be perfect you and your family. Great schools and a bustling economy help keep home prices great. A great value and an investment in the future.

Farmington Road is a great way to get across town. Not many people live on it many live just off of it. For most the way it is a brisk 45 mph. It has all that you could want nice access to shopping. Perfectly centered between all the shopping you could need but not much on it to clutter it up and slow it down. Perfect for the drive home from work.

If downtown Detroit had a main street this would it. It has everything on it except the casinos. It dead ends at Hart Plaza and the Detroit River. The city puts a lot of work into fixing it up. You can go to the Fox Theatre or for Sport you can go to Comerica Park and see the Tigers or head on over the Ford Field and watch the Lions play.

Lyndon is a nice cozy street that cuts a straight path through Redford and Livonia. When you want to take a nice slower trip across the cities take Lyndon it is only 25 mph but cuts all the way though. It has a few stop sign but not many. Mostly just nice houses and fresh air. The tree lined streets will perk you up.

Francavilla is a beautiful street in the self title subdivision. It is the gem of Livonia. It is a nice curvy drive past beautifully maintained houses. Most people know that they have arrived at the good life when they can live here. It is situated right next to the award winning Stevenson high school and has easy access to all the retail therapy that you need.

Eight Mile Road is best known for the Eminem movie. It is the same road just a much nicer part of the area. This part is in the suburban utopia of Livonia. No gang wars here jus the dividing line between the beautiful Livonia and picturesque Farmington Hills. It is a nice clean fast moving street that is nice the visit but does not have a lot of houses on it.

Bennett in Redford is a great place to start your family. It has cheap houses that young couple can afford. You will have just enough room for your first kid. If you want more than one or have a child that is getting to school age I recommend moving on over to the Livonia part of Bennett St. It is much nicer and has the best schools around.

I like to think of Arden as a garden. It is a nice road to live on. There are many families lining both sides of the street. Your children will always have other kids to play with in a safe environment. Tree lined street with a nice cozy safe atmosphere is the best way to describe Arden.

Barkley is a wonderful street that winds and breaks through Livonia as fallows the Lyndon corridor. It is near the Five Mile divider line between North and South Livonia. Barkley started out as an alley but as Livonia grew along with the size of the cars that used it, Barkley was paved and is now a nice access to the neighborhoods as long as there aren’t any cars parked on it. That can be a problem because is still not much larger than alleyway.

It sits in beautiful Livonia which has been ranked as one of the best places to raise your children in the US. The Livonia Public Schools are great. The shopping and restaurants are everything that you could need.

It is peaceful street. It is old so there ar no street lights. Which is kinda nice that it actually gets dark at night.