Livingston County, Michigan
Healthy Home Assessments in Unadilla Township
Unadilla Township covers 34.7 square miles in the southwest corner of Livingston County and counted 3,333 residents at the 2020 census. Air, moisture, water and ventilation, read together.
What Unadilla Township is built of
On the record: The Legislative Council of the Territory of Michigan organized Unadilla Township on March 26, 1835, before Michigan became a state in 1837. Those residents occupy about 1,327 households.
How the housing sits
Of units counted in 2023, 92.6% are detached single-family homes and 87.0% of occupied units are owner-occupied. Some 19.7% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher. The building record here reaches back to 1846, and an older envelope moves air and holds moisture on its own terms.
With owner-occupancy at 87.0%, the report can follow moisture from the roofline down to the slab without stopping at a lease boundary.
Landmarks and public space in Unadilla Township:
- Unadilla Store. General store dating to 1873 at 13329 Unadilla Road, recognized as a historical site by the State of Michigan.
- First Presbyterian Church of Unadilla. Congregation organized on February 4, 1837, lost its 1846 brick church to the June 1914 tornado.
- Pinckney State Recreation Area. 11,000-acre state recreation area managed by the Michigan DNR that extends into Unadilla Township with more than 20 lakes.
- Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park. Rail trail state park that passes through Unadilla Township with a trailhead in Gregory.
Streets and settlements
Within Unadilla Township are 3 smaller settlements: Gregory, Unadilla and Plainfield. Gregory: Unincorporated community that developed around a Grand Trunk Western Railroad station established in 1884 and holds the township hall. Unadilla: Unincorporated hamlet that shares the township's name. The 48137, 48169, 48843 and 49285 ZIP codes cover these addresses.