Michigan Street Project Condominium

People expect condos downtown to feel hemmed in, all glass and noise—but this one sits on an acre, which for an urban lot is almost luxurious. You're steps from restaurants and a transit stop, a three-minute walk to coffee, and Crescent Park is a five-minute stroll away; when you want open air, there are thirty-two parks within a mile. The dining scene here is genuinely dense—nearly five hundred restaurants within walking distance, though you'll drive to most of them since the neighborhood's real strength is transit access and proximity to what's already close. The nearest grocery is a fifteen-minute walk, and if you're thinking about getting out on the water, Butterworth Park Launch is about a mile and three-quarters away. Homes here run around the mid-range for the area, and you're just two and a half minutes from downtown proper, about twenty minutes from Gerald R. Ford Airport if you're catching an early flight. The Grand Rapids Public Schools district serves the area, and the walkability tilts toward what matters most—dining and transit—rather than sprawling errands on foot.