With the majority of Fenton located in Genesee County, there are portions found in the neighboring Livingston County and Oakland County, each presenting a unique and hospitable destination.

Distinctive shops and restaurants make up the three main districts of Fenton’s prominent downtown.  If you like the arts, and have an appreciation for culture and entertainment, this lively town of Fenton, MI will delight you.

Award winning schools – active churches – numerous lakes, parks and recreation, all promote family activity and community involvement which Fenton, MI has become known for.  Chestnut Real Estate is proud to share with you what they know about this community and assist you in locating your Fenton, MI home.

A BIT OF HISTORY

Fenton MI was established in 1834. Named after Clark Dibble, Fenton was then known as Dibbleville, which was said to be one of the town’s first settlers.  It was platted in 1837 as Fentonville and incorporated as a village in 1863, which lead to the town’s enduring name of Fenton.   Since the 1970s, Fenton, MI has undergone many renovations and expansions, with extensive attention and commitment to restoration in 2011.  Today Fenton MI includes several historic buildings and continues to honor its history.