Mason
Fun fact: Mason was named after Michigan’s first governor, Stevens T. Mason! Nestled in the Greater Lansing and mid-Michigan areas, Mason enchants visitors with its historic courthouse and quaint downtown, where shops offer antiques, books, crafts, and more. Notable attractions include the Mason Antiques Market and Maple Street Mall. Despite Lansing becoming the state capital, Mason remains the Ingham County Seat. With a population of over 8,250, Mason continues to grow while preserving its rural charm. Looking to move here or spend a day in Mason? Keep scrolling to explore!
The Local Element of Mason: “Hometown U.S.A.”
Mason Real Estate Market Update
Making a move to Mason?
Information on Average home sales data in this neighborhood in the last 12 months. Source grar.com
Sale Price: $289,471
% of Sales Price vs List Price: 1.45% sold over list price
Bedrooms: 3 beds
Bathrooms: 2 baths
Square Footage: 2,560 sq feet
Price Per Square Foot: $114/sq foot
Number of Days a Home is on the Market: 20
Mason Schools
Looking to move to Mason and want to learn more about the schools available? Check them out below.
More from Mason Public Schools: “Mason Public Schools is committed to academic excellence in a safe environment where students develop critical thinking skills, are empowered to succeed, and are encouraged to serve their community.”
Mason Public Schools
201 W. Ash Street, Suite 2A
Mason, MI 48854