West Monroe

The south bank of the River Raisin, between Custer Road and Telegraph

At a glance
LocationMonroe Charter Township, south side of the River Raisin
Population3,227 at the 2020 census
RoadsSouth Custer Road through the north; Telegraph Road forms much of the eastern boundary
HousingBungalows, ranches and bi-levels
RecreationWaterloo Park — riverfront trails
Worth knowingMonroe High School stands here, but assignment is by address, not by community
By the numbers
Under contract1 home
Sold, 6 months1 sale
Typical home4 bed, 1,953 sq ft at the median
Built1925 to 1968
WaterPublic
School districtMonroe

From MichRIC listing data inside the boundary on the map, homes for sale and sales from the last six months together, refreshed with the feed (Nov 3). Below five sales a row gives the range rather than a median.

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About West Monroe

West Monroe is an unincorporated community and census-designated place in Monroe Charter Township, with 3,227 residents at the 2020 census, along the southern side of the River Raisin. South Custer Road runs through its northern portion and Telegraph Road forms much of its eastern boundary, and between them they carry most of the traffic into the city and out across the county. The housing mix is wide — bungalows, ranches, bi-levels and other detached houses. Waterloo Park gives the community a riverfront setting with trails. Monroe High School stands within West Monroe, though school assignment is settled by address rather than by which community a house sits in, and that is worth checking parcel by parcel here.

South Custer Road and Telegraph Road help define its location and connect it with the wider Monroe area. It is outside the City of Monroe, even though many properties use Monroe as their mailing address.

Within the detached-home market, pay attention to additions, garage space, lot layout and the condition of older finishes and systems. The broader area name can bring together multiple smaller neighborhoods, so the particular street and recorded subdivision remain important.

Waterloo Park is a county-operated park in the township with river access, picnic areas, play equipment and sports facilities. It adds an outdoor destination near this part of the Monroe area.

For an established house, review maintenance history and the condition of the foundation, roof and mechanical equipment. Where a property is near the river, include drainage and property-specific insurance questions in the evaluation.

Community details reflect public records and local knowledge and can change — always verify what matters to your purchase. Explore more of Monroe's neighborhoods, or browse active listings.