Campaus 2nd Add.

Biking through Campaus 2nd Add. feels like moving through a living textbook of American architecture—eight acres of Victorian, Queen Anne, and Prairie-style homes packed tight enough to walk to a restaurant in two minutes, spread enough to breathe. You're steps from transit, a quick pedal to Lincoln Place Park, and surrounded by 510 restaurants within a mile, though the grocery store sits just under a mile away, a minor friction in an otherwise walkable grid. Heritage Hill wraps around you here, one of the nation's largest urban historic districts, where Frank Lloyd Wright's Meyer May House anchors the neighborhood's architectural swagger, and the Meyer May House anchors the architectural swagger of the district itself. Homes run around $575K, making this corner of Grand Rapids accessible for people serious about proximity to downtown—1.7 minutes by car, though you'll rarely need it. Grand Rapids Public Schools serves the area, and the transit walkability is surprisingly strong for a place this residential. Thirty-two parks within a mile means green space isn't a luxury here; it's infrastructure.