Bicycle Factory Condominium

The Bicycle Factory sits on a block where Fulton Street hums with the everyday rhythm of John Ball Park—coffee shops, bakeries, and dive bars that have settled into their routines over decades. It's the kind of corner where you're three minutes from downtown Grand Rapids but surrounded by 24 parks within a mile, where the zoo's presence is felt less as a tourist draw and more as a fact of the landscape. The condo itself is compact, urban, walkable in the ways that matter: a coffee shop or restaurant a five-minute walk away, transit steps from your door, the dog park twelve minutes on foot. Homes here run in the mid-$200s to low $300s. The neighborhood grades high on dining (8/10) and transit (10/10)—you can live here without a car and do just fine, though you'll have one anyway for the 22-minute drive to Gerald R. Ford Airport or those 3.4 minutes downtown when you need the density. This is the west side of Grand Rapids, which means you get both the walkable core and the breathing room: a gypsum-mine-anchored golf course nearby, boat launches at Butterworth Park less than a mile away, and enough green space woven through the neighborhood that you don't feel hemmed in by your own address.