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Dated: January 11 2026
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Flushing, Michigan is a charming community known for its historic downtown, riverfront views, strong schools, and small-town feel. Located just west of Flint, Flushing offers a quieter pace of life while still being close to shopping, dining, and major roadways. From outdoor recreation to local favorites, Flushing is a place many are proud to call home.
One of Flushing’s most loved destinations, Riverview Park sits along the Flint River and features walking paths, playgrounds, picnic areas, and open green space. It’s a popular spot for community events, summer gatherings, and peaceful river walks.
This park offers wooded trails, athletic fields, and picnic shelters, making it ideal for family outings, casual hikes, and youth sports.
Located near downtown, Memorial Park provides a quiet space to relax, enjoy the outdoors, or take a break while exploring local shops and restaurants.
Flushing’s riverwalk paths offer scenic strolls along the Flint River and connect parks and neighborhoods throughout the city.
Flushing is centered more around riverfront living, but there are still nearby lakes and water recreation opportunities just minutes away.
Flowing directly through town, the Flint River provides scenic views, fishing opportunities, kayaking access, and a unique natural backdrop for downtown Flushing.
Residents are only a short drive from popular lakes such as Lake Ponemah, Holloway Reservoir, and Mott Lake, offering boating, fishing, swimming, and year-round outdoor fun.
Flushing’s dining scene is full of locally owned favorites and longtime community staples:
A historic restaurant and tavern offering American classics, burgers, and a welcoming, old-school atmosphere.
A local favorite for pizza, subs, and casual dining — especially popular with families.
Known for hearty breakfasts, comfort food, and friendly service.
A go-to destination for steaks, seafood, and special occasions.
A cozy Italian spot offering pasta dishes, pizza, and warm hospitality.
A standout for barbecue lovers, known for smoked meats and bold flavors.
Flushing offers a walkable historic downtown with boutique shops, salons, coffee spots, and local services. Seasonal events, parades, and festivals help foster a strong sense of community throughout the year.
Additional amenities residents appreciate include:
Flushing Community Schools
Easy access to I-75 and M-13
Local libraries, youth programs, and recreation activities
Proximity to Flint, Grand Blanc, and Frankenmuth
Flushing stands out for its friendly atmosphere, riverfront charm, and slower pace of life. It’s a community where neighbors know each other, kids ride bikes downtown, and local businesses thrive.
Whether you’re looking for a first home, a place to raise a family, or a quieter lifestyle close to larger cities, Flushing offers a welcoming place to put down roots.
Call or text me anytime at (989) 213-8163 for more information.
Shawn Rowden
RE/MAX Platinum
Associate Broker
(989) 213-8163

I am a full time Associate Broker | REALTOR with RE/MAX Platinum and have been in real estate as a licensed Realtor since 2012 and earned my Brokers license in 2016. I am born and raised in the area a....
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