Beverly Hills

Michigan's largest village, with Birmingham schools and Birmingham reach.

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About Beverly Hills

A village that sits inside one of metro Detroit's best school footprints.

Beverly Hills is, technically, a village. It is also the most populous village in Michigan by a wide margin, with about 10,600 residents tucked into the southwest corner of Oakland County, roughly 20 miles northwest of downtown Detroit.

What buyers really come for is the Birmingham Public Schools footprint. Beverly Hills sends its students to Groves High, Berkshire Middle, and the elementary schools that serve Birmingham, Bingham Farms, and parts of Bloomfield and West Bloomfield. Birmingham's downtown shopping and dining is a five-minute drive.

The housing stock spans mid-century ranches, colonial revivals, and newer custom builds, with mature trees on quiet streets that almost feel rural in a stretch of Oakland County that absolutely is not.

Lifestyle

What life looks like here.

Dining & Shopping

Downtown Birmingham is so close it functions as Beverly Hills' downtown. Streetside cafes, white-tablecloth restaurants, designer boutiques, and a Saturday-morning energy that makes weekends feel like a destination.

Parks & Outdoors

Beverly Park anchors the village's green space, with fields, trails, and a community pool. The wider Birmingham and Bloomfield park network is minutes away, and Cranbrook Gardens are close.

Schools

Birmingham Public Schools is one of metro Detroit's strongest districts. Groves High School, Berkshire Middle, and the elementary schools that serve the village have a long reputation for academics, arts, and athletics.

Things to Do

Walk into Birmingham for shopping and food. Drive five minutes to Cranbrook for the art museum, gardens, or science center. The village itself is quiet by design.

Local Favorites

Places worth knowing.

Schools

Groves High School

The high school that Beverly Hills students attend. Strong academics, competitive athletics, and a long reputation for the arts.

Outdoors

Beverly Park

The village's anchor park with fields, trails, and the community pool that draws families all summer.

Culture

Cranbrook Educational Community

Five minutes north. World-class art museum, science center, and historic gardens, all on one National Historic Landmark campus.

Dining

Downtown Birmingham

Beverly Hills' adopted downtown. Streetside cafes, fine dining, and shopping that makes weekends feel like a getaway.

Outdoors

Quarton Lake (Birmingham)

A short drive away. Walking paths, picnic spots, and one of the most photographed urban lakes in the area.

Schools

Berkshire Middle School

The middle school that anchors Beverly Hills students' transition years, known for strong academics and music.

Education

Birmingham Public Schools.

Beverly Hills students attend Birmingham Public Schools, a 13-school district that also serves Birmingham, Bingham Farms, Franklin, and portions of Bloomfield Hills, Bloomfield Township, Southfield, Troy, and West Bloomfield. The district administrative offices are located in Beverly Hills itself.

Birmingham Public is one of the most established school districts in metro Detroit, with two comprehensive high schools (Seaholm and Groves), strong arts and music programs, and a track record of college placement that draws families from across the region.

13 Schools in District

2 High Schools

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