Bostwick and Company'S Addition

A block or two from Division Avenue's gallery-lined storefronts, Bostwick and Company's Addition sits within the urban grain of Oldtown-Heartside, where brick warehouses have become breweries and performance spaces. The five-acre subdivision is practically downtown—just under two miles from Grand Rapids' core—with transit steps away and nearly 500 restaurants within a mile, from coffee shops two minutes on foot to formal dining scattered throughout the neighborhood. Pekich Park is a three-minute walk, part of a network of 28 parks within a mile. The area runs on foot for food and drink (dining scores 9.6 out of 10), though the wider neighborhood still requires a car for some errands; the nearest grocery is about a mile away. Grand Rapids Public Schools serves the area. Homes here run in the range reflected by the location's urban intensity and walkability, placing you squarely in the densest part of the city without abandoning street-level commerce and culture.