Glass and Koster Addition

Within Highland Park, a dense residential pocket where Grand Avenue and Hopson Street once cut through, this three-acre subdivision sits close enough to downtown Grand Rapids that you're five minutes from the heart of things—yet far enough back that the streets stay quiet. The lots run small, around a fifth of an acre each, which means neighbors aren't distant; they're just there, naturally. Homes median around $285K, attracting the kind of people who want walkable access without pretense: a nine-minute walk lands you at a restaurant, eleven to coffee, three to transit. Eastern Park is practically on your block, and thirteen parks sit within a mile—sledding hills and splash pads included if you venture toward the park that gives the neighborhood its name. Grand Rapids Public Schools serves the area. The Gerald R. Ford Airport is twenty minutes away, downtown's downtown five. It's the kind of place where you can actually reach things without a production.