Lyon Street Sub.

Lyon Street Sub. sits on four acres within Heritage Hill, where the architectural styles span nearly every era of American design—Greek Revival sits shoulder-to-shoulder with Prairie, Victorian, and Art Deco—and the whole district was the first neighborhood in the country to win a preservation court case back in 1968. Here, lots average 0.13 acres, which means homes run close together, and at a median of around $392K you're buying into that density and the history that comes with it. A coffee shop is steps away, and restaurants (540 within a mile) range from casual to considered; a grocer is an 11-minute walk if you're not the mail-order type. The real draw is proximity: downtown Grand Rapids is 3.2 minutes away, transit stops are right here, and 29 parks sit within a mile, anchored by Midtown Green just six minutes on foot. Grand Rapids Public Schools serves the area. This is what happens when you compress a century of architecture, walkable dining, and genuine urban convenience into a place where you can still see the lot lines.