Maplewood
Quiet lots near top schools
The quick answer
Maplewood is a neighborhood, part of Jenison Public Schools and about 8 miles from downtown Grand Rapids. Homes here typically sell for around $325,000.
11 homes for sale·Median $325K·Walkability 3.5/10·Schools 7.9/10
Named for Maplewood Drive, the residential spine it grew up around, this pocket of Jenison sits about 15 minutes west of downtown Grand Rapids, just off the 12th Avenue and Bauer Road corridors in Georgetown Charter Township. The surrounding streets keep the theme going — Cottonwood Drive, Briarwood Avenue, Rosewood Street — a grid of tree-named lanes that filled in largely from the mid-20th century onward. There's no single platting date on record; what's here instead is the housing that came with that era: all-brick mid-century ranches, postwar bungalows, Cape Cods, and later two-story traditionals, many with hardwood floors, finished basements with rec rooms, fenced yards, and a fair number of in-ground pools. Scattered among the single-family blocks are smaller condominium and 55-plus communities — New Amsterdam Village, Pine Grove Estates, and the build-to-suit Maple Leaf Condos near the park.
Why people love it here
Near the water
- Kenowa Lake — 0.7 mi
- 39 parks within 1 mile
- Woodcrest Park: 8 min walk
- Maplewood Park: 3 min drive
Bursley School
- Elementary — 1.0 mi away
- Jenison
- 7 rated schools in district
32,339 sq ft avg lots
- 45 homes
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Range: 7/10 to 9/10
School District: Jenison Public Schools
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Living in Maplewood: the details
Is Maplewood a good place to live?
Maplewood suits buyers looking for a quick drive to downtown Grand Rapids and room to spread out on larger lots — here is what the data shows. For getting around, it is mostly a drive-first area, so you will use a car for groceries, dining and errands. This neighborhood is part of Jenison Public Schools. The going price is around $325,000.
What does it cost to live in Maplewood?
Homes range from around $245,000 for condos to $359,000 for single-family houses. That spread reflects the mix of housing here rather than a single going rate. There are 11 homes for sale here right now and 65 homes sold here in the past year.
Frequently asked about Maplewood
- What do homes cost in Maplewood?
- The median home value in Maplewood is about $325,000. Individual prices vary by street, size, and condition.
- How active is the Maplewood housing market?
- there are 11 homes for sale in Maplewood right now, and 65 homes sold here in the last 12 months. Listings refresh throughout the day from the MichRIC MLS.
- What schools serve Maplewood?
- Maplewood is served by Jenison Public Schools. Its highest-rated assigned school is Bauerwood School (9/10).
- Is Maplewood walkable?
- Maplewood scores 3.5/10 for walkability — a measure of walking, biking, and driving access to groceries, dining, parks, schools, and transit.























