Bostwick and Company's Addition

Late afternoon is when this pocket of Grand Rapids really shines—golden light hitting the historic brick, the breweries starting to fill up, people spilling onto Division Avenue. This amended plat sits in Oldtown-Heartside, the city's most urban arts district, where former warehouses have become galleries, studios, and music venues like Founders and Pyramid Scheme. You're talking 2 acres with an average lot size of 44.26 acres, homes running around $359K, and you can walk to a restaurant or coffee shop in about 3 minutes—there are 468 of them within a mile. Transit stops are steps away, and downtown is basically a 1-minute drive if you even need it. The neighborhood has 28 parks within walking distance, including Pekich Park just 2 minutes on foot. Schools fall under Grand Rapids Public Schools, and if you want to launch a boat, Butterworth Park is 1.3 miles out. It's dense, walkable where it counts, and genuinely the creative hub of the city.