Amended Plat of Lots 23 Thru 26 & Lots 28 Thru 30 & Vac Alley Adj Thereto Reynolds & Franklin 3rd Add.

The street grid here runs tight and purposeful, lined with homes built when a neighborhood meant something local and walkable—you're steps from grocers, coffee, and restaurants without ever needing to think about the drive. This amended plat sits in Fulton Heights, a small pocket of Grand Rapids where the Fulton Street Farmers Market has operated from the same corner for over a century, and a community garden just down the block tends more than 100 plots year-round. The architecture reads early-to-mid century—Colonial Revivals and Cape Cods mixed with solid bungalows—and the walkability scores reflect what you'll actually experience: errands and dining cluster at 8 to 9 out of 10, transit stops are close, and a dog park sits about six minutes on foot. Downtown Grand Rapids runs just under six minutes away by car; parks number in the dozens within a mile. Homes here hover around $282,000, and the neighborhood association stays active enough that weekly bike rides and community events give the place its particular rhythm.