Maryburg Plat

Maryburg Plat is a 10-acre subdivision where ranch and Colonial homes sit on modest lots—about 0.18 acres each—on tree-lined streets that feel quieter than you'd expect for a place so close to the action. It's tucked inside Eastgate, the postwar residential heart of Grand Rapids, where midcentury character runs deep; homes here median around $317K and tend toward the styles that defined the 1950s through '70s. Downtown is just 12 minutes away by car, and the airport sits 18 minutes further. What makes it work: Cambridge Park is an 8-minute walk, there are four parks within a mile, and Reeds Lake lies 1.4 miles east. The grocery store is a 12-minute walk, and restaurants scatter densely—84 within a mile, including the neighborhood's famous Andrea's Pizza. A transit stop sits steps away. East Grand Rapids Public Schools serves the area. You're living in an older, settled grid where space feels both compact and generous at once.