PINNACLE RESERVE

Homesites are estate-size, most an acre or more, many with walk-out grades and views over the fairways or protected woodland. The community is governed by an active architectural review process that keeps the streetscape consistent, stone, brick, and slate-style roofs, while every home reads as one-of-a-kind. Dues maintain the boulevard's signature plantings, entry features, and common areas. Children attend Rochester Community Schools, with Adams High School the typical assignment. Downtown Rochester's Main Street, Paint Creek Trail, Bald Mountain Recreation Area, and Stony Creek Metropark are all within fifteen minutes, and Oakland Township's voter-protected parkland means the open space around you stays open.

Pinnacle has defined executive living in northern Oakland County for two decades: custom estates on acre-plus walk-out lots along a private boulevard, with sightlines to manicured fairways and preserved woodland. Resale here is thin and slow because nobody leaves.

Pinnacle Reserve opens the last homesites in that community. Same setting, same standards, same golf course views, with the one thing the original phase no longer offers: the chance to design and build your own home here from the ground up.