Get to know us
Nestled in the prime location of NE corner of Bloomfield Township Michigan, Kentmoor Sub offers residents the best of both worlds. Our community is tucked away among lush greenery, where the songs of birds and the rustling of leaves accompany your day-to-day life. Yet, we're just moments away from everything you need, with easy access to local amenities, schools, shopping, dining, freeways and more.
Our development features a unique blend of classic 1950-60 era homes, meticulously preserved to maintain their original character and charm, alongside sleek, modern designs that reflect today's architectural trends. Whether you’re drawn to the nostalgic appeal of mid-century aesthetics or the cutting-edge features of new constructions, our neighborhood offers a perfect fusion of the past and present. Experience the best of both worlds, where historic elegance and modern comfort coexist seamlessly.
Our neighborhood is also built around a strong sense of community and shared values. We're dedicated to maintaining our beautiful surroundings, fostering strong neighborly bonds, and ensuring a safe, welcoming environment for all.
Community Features
Nature at Your Doorstep: Enjoy daily encounters with local wildlife, from deer to birds and beyond. Our wooded areas provide a peaceful escape.
Beautiful Green Spaces: Take a walk on our streets, relax in our common areas, or explore the park-like settings.
Social activities: affording the opportunity to meet your neighbors and develop bonds of friendship that will last a lifetime.
Centrally Located: With easy access to major highways, schools, shopping, and dining, everything you need is just a short drive away.
Early History
Kentmoror sits on land that was made by warm shallow seas and slow moving glacial formations The most recent glaciers receded more than 14000 yrds ago. The glacial activity formed the hills, small lakes and large boulders common in our area. It is also the source of the Rouge River. There is considerable evidence of the work of the Glaciers throughout Bloomfield Township.
This is the ancestral land of the Indigenous People of the Potowatomi, Ojibwa and the Ottawa. They are the people of the The Three Fires, the Anishshinabek.
More recently the development of the area was plotted 1916 and later developed by
historical information
Below is a link from the Bloomfield Historical Society describing the history of our area back to the ice age. Very interesting read-ENJOY
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