Although it seems like most custom homes being built in southeast Michigan have ceased construction, Mount Christie Estates is proud to say they’re still seeing activity.
They recently sold one site and have a beautiful home in the works on another site.
‘We have people showing a lot of interest, but are waiting to sell their existing home,? said Mary Miller, property manager for Mount Christie Estates, located at 1700 W. Davison Lake Rd., between Lapeer Rd. and Baldwin Rd.
‘People really do still buy lots and build houses, even though the market is in the condition that it’s in,? said Brian Miller, who, with his company Miller Properties, builds the custom luxury homes at Mount Christie Estates.
With Miller Properties building your new home, each residence will be a unique work of art that you help design ? an achievement only possible with solid teamwork.
The specialty contractors and craftsmen working on your home’s construction will make sure they build it to last.
‘The whole idea is to design a custom home for families that suits their style of living,? Brian said. ‘That’s what we help them to do ? to create that dream.?
One look at the current elegant homes on the 95 acres of scenic grounds on the highest point of land in southeast Michigan, and it’s easy to see why people flock to Mount Christie Estates.
Owned and developed by Ron Lamparter, the estates surround a former ski mountain and create a quiet and peaceful environment to raise children or spend your retirement years.
‘It’s very family oriented,? Mary said. ‘You feel safe letting your children run out the door to play with the neighbors.?
Residents of Mount Christie Estates will also enjoy the spectacular views and nature that roams about the grounds, like deer and turkeys.
A two mile private nature trail surrounds the property and makes a great feature for spring, summer or fall walks, and cross-country skiing in the winter.
A tranquil picnic area and observation gazebo is located at the peak of the original ski mountain and overlooks many miles of picturesque landscape.
Colorful spring flowers turn to vibrant shades of green in the summer and brilliant autumn colors turn to crisp, white snow in winter.
The design of the Mount Christie community was accomplished by a team of award-winning designers with national reputations in land planning, architecture, engineering and landscaping.
The estates, which have been specially positioned to maximize the advantages of the natural topography of the land, can feature amenities like three-car garages, multiple fireplaces, large decks, cathedral ceilings, bay windows, French doors and one to two acre lots.
Another plus of building your next home at Mount Christie Estates is its convenient location.
‘We have the benefit of being out in the peace and quiet but are still close to shopping and entertainment,? Mary said.
Children living in Mount Christ Estates will also be a part of the award-winning Oxford School District, and are accessible to the private Kingsbury Country Day School.
The various estates at Mount Christie are so prestigious, one will even be featured by the Southeastern Michigan Builders Association’s Parade of Homes this spring.
When completed, the community will have 34 luxury homes. There are 15 lots still available, so hurry, before someone else snatches these slices of Heaven.
To learn more about Mount Christie Estates, visit their website at www.mountchristie.com. To arrange a tour of the community, call their information center at (248) 969-0400.

Although it seems like most custom homes being built in southeast Michigan have ceased construction, Mount Christie Estates is proud to say they’re still seeing activity.
They recently sold one site and have a beautiful home in the works on another site.
‘We have people showing a lot of interest, but are waiting to sell their existing home,? said Mary Miller, property manager for Mount Christie Estates, located at 1700 W. Davison Lake Rd., between Lapeer Rd. and Baldwin Rd.
‘People really do still buy lots and build houses, even though the market is in the condition that it’s in,? said Brian Miller, who, with his company Miller Properties, builds the custom luxury homes at Mount Christie Estates.
With Miller Properties building your new home, each residence will be a unique work of art that you help design ? an achievement only possible with solid teamwork.
The specialty contractors and craftsmen working on your home’s construction will make sure they build it to last.
‘The whole idea is to design a custom home for families that suits their style of living,? Brian said. ‘That’s what we help them to do ? to create that dream.?
One look at the current elegant homes on the 95 acres of scenic grounds on the highest point of land in southeast Michigan, and it’s easy to see why people flock to Mount Christie Estates.
Owned and developed by Ron Lamparter, the estates surround a former ski mountain and create a quiet and peaceful environment to raise children or spend your retirement years.
‘It’s very family oriented,? Mary said. ‘You feel safe letting your children run out the door to play with the neighbors.?
Residents of Mount Christie Estates will also enjoy the spectacular views and nature that roams about the grounds, like deer and turkeys.
A two mile private nature trail surrounds the property and makes a great feature for spring, summer or fall walks, and cross-country skiing in the winter.
A tranquil picnic area and observation gazebo is located at the peak of the original ski mountain and overlooks many miles of picturesque landscape.
Colorful spring flowers turn to vibrant shades of green in the summer and brilliant autumn colors turn to crisp, white snow in winter.
The design of the Mount Christie community was accomplished by a team of award-winning designers with national reputations in land planning, architecture, engineering and landscaping.
The estates, which have been specially positioned to maximize the advantages of the natural topography of the land, can feature amenities like three-car garages, multiple fireplaces, large decks, cathedral ceilings, bay windows, French doors and one to two acre lots.
Another plus of building your next home at Mount Christie Estates is its convenient location.
‘We have the benefit of being out in the peace and quiet but are still close to shopping and entertainment,? Mary said.
Children living in Mount Christ Estates will also be a part of the award-winning Oxford School District, and are accessible to the private Kingsbury Country Day School.
The various estates at Mount Christie are so prestigious, one will even be featured by the Southeastern Michigan Builders Association’s Parade of Homes this spring.
When completed, the community will have 34 luxury homes. There are 15 lots still available, so hurry, before someone else snatches these slices of Heaven.
To learn more about Mount Christie Estates, visit their website at www.mountchristie.com. To arrange a tour of the community, call their information center at (248) 969-0400.