Davis Turner & Carroll Second Add.

You're a few minutes south of downtown, which means you've got that close-enough-to-walk-to feeling without the downtown premium. The neighborhood runs tight—small lots, established stock, the kind of blocks where a grocery and a restaurant are literally at your corner and transit is right there when you need it. Hardwood floors and basements show up in everything that moves; people tend to renovate kitchens and systems because that's where the work pays off on older homes. Garfield Park is a short walk if you want green space, and there are five other parks within a mile. Drive downtown in six minutes when you want noise and crowds; Gerald R. Ford is about twenty minutes out. This stretch sits in the Hope Academy of West Michigan school district and anchors the Seeds of Promise area—a neighborhood where people have been choosing to stay and rebuild, not flee.