Maynard Plat No. 1
Urban energy, solid value
Median $335K·Walkability 7.7/10·Schools 4.0/10
When you pull into Maynard Plat No. 1, the first thing you notice is the trees—mature oaks and maples lining streets that actually curve and roll, not a grid in sight. The platted subdivision sits right in Shawmut Hills, nine acres of older ranch and cape-cod homes on half-acre lots where you can actually breathe. Homes here run around $335K, and they're the kind of places built in the 1950s and '60s when craftspeople still cared about the details. You're nine minutes from downtown Grand Rapids, with grocery and restaurants literally steps away—no car required for the basics.
Why people love it here
Walkability
Good
Overall walkability score out of 10
Based on actual walk/bike/drive times to nearby amenities via Mapbox
25,413 sq ft avg lots
- 10 homes
$335K median
- Assessor estimate
Park-rich area
- 20 parks within 1 mile
- Shawmut Park: 10 min walk
- Shawmut Hills Park: 14 min walk
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Median home price in Maynard Plat No. 1
Estimated Monthly Payment
$2,277/mo

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Est. Home Value
$335K
Assessor estimate
Parcels / Units
10
Median Lot Size
0.39 ac
0.35 ac – 1.4 ac
Frequently asked about Maynard Plat No. 1
- What do homes cost in Maynard Plat No. 1?
- The median home value in Maynard Plat No. 1 is about $335,475. Individual prices vary by street, size, and condition.
- What schools serve Maynard Plat No. 1?
- Maynard Plat No. 1 is served by Grand Rapids Public Schools. Its highest-rated assigned school is City MiddleHigh (8/10).
- Is Maynard Plat No. 1 walkable?
- Maynard Plat No. 1 scores 7.7/10 for walkability — a measure of walking, biking, and driving access to groceries, dining, parks, schools, and transit.