Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area
Walkable and connected
The quick answer
Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area is a walkable neighborhood, part of Kenowa Hills Public Schools and about 9 miles from downtown Grand Rapids. Homes here typically sell for around $323,000.
1 home for sale·Median $323K·Walkability 6.1/10·Schools 3.0/10
You know a place is right when a coffee shop sits within steps—practically in your front yard—yet the nearest grocery is four and a half miles away, a trade-off that says everything about what this stretch prioritizes. Out here in Wright township, the feel is rural and unhurried, with cul-de-sac streets, ranch homes on decent lots, and the kind of quiet that comes from space between neighbors rather than density. Downtown Grand Rapids is just 16 or so minutes down the road when you need it, and the beach at Grand Haven lands within half an hour—close enough that weekends feel flexible. Kenowa Hills Public Schools serves the area, and Veterans Park sits a short walk off if you want green space without leaving the neighborhood. Two parks within a mile keep things local. This is a place where people tend to stay put: updated ranches with new roofs and fresh kitchens, pole barns, fenced yards, breezeways—the kind of upgrades you make when you're planning to be somewhere a while.
Why people love it here
Very walkable
- Interurban Depot Cafe: 7 min walk
- 5 places within a 10 min walk
$323K median
- 2 recent sales
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Walkability
Good
Overall walkability score out of 10
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Living in Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area: the details
Is Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area a good place to live?
If you're after a walkable setting and a quick drive to downtown Grand Rapids, Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area is worth a close look — here is what the data shows. Day to day, you can walk to groceries, cafés and parks for many everyday errands, though a car still helps for bigger trips. This neighborhood is part of Kenowa Hills Public Schools. The going price is around $323,000.
What does it cost to live in Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area?
The median home value in Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area is about $323,000. There is 1 home for sale here right now and 2 homes sold here in the past year.
Frequently asked about Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area
- What do homes cost in Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area?
- The median home value in Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area is about $322,700. Individual prices vary by street, size, and condition.
- How active is the Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area housing market?
- there is 1 home for sale in Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area right now, and 2 homes sold here in the last 12 months. Listings refresh throughout the day from the MichRIC MLS.
- What schools serve Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area?
- Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area is served by Kenowa Hills Public Schools. Its highest-rated assigned school is Kenowa Hills Central Elementary School (3/10).
- Is Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area walkable?
- Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area scores 6.1/10 for walkability — a measure of walking, biking, and driving access to groceries, dining, parks, schools, and transit.


