About Niles

Niles is a medium sized community found in the southwestern corner of the lower peninsula of Michigan. Niles has a population of approximately twelve thousand two hundred residents, and is considered a part of Berrien County. Niles is very close to the Indiana border and the city of South Bend. Niles was first settled by the French in the late seventeenth century, and was also occupied by the British, Native Americans, and the Spanish. Niles, also known as the “City of Four Flags”, offers residents of a Niles apartment for rent or house for rent a number of recreational, historic, cultural, natural and scenic attractions and activities. Popular annual activities in Niles include the Bluegrass Festival, the Niles Riverfest, the Hunter Ice Festival, and the Apple Festival Parade. Niles is home to a number of great shopping and dining spots as well as the Fernwood Botanical Garden and Nature Preserve. Some notable residents of Niles include Jack Cinninger, Horace Elgin Dodge, John Francis Dodge, Thomas Fitzgerald, Tommy James, Dave Schmidt, Jason Newsted, and Guy Murray. Residents of a Niles apartment rental or home rental can enjoy the Niles Haunted house, Plymouth Park, the Niles Township Park, and Fort Saint Joseph Park.

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