Northrups 2nd Add

The block opens onto Madison Avenue, where the rhythm of Southeast Grand Rapids settles into something steady—a tight grid of modest homes on small lots, the kind of neighborhood where a ten-minute walk gets you to downtown or any direction that matters. Northrups 2nd Add sits within the broader Southtown-Madison Square area, a part of the city where community work runs deep: tree planting days, home repair programs, resident leadership training funded by major foundations. The subdivision itself is compact—just over an acre parceled into small residential lots where homes run around $198K, and you're steps from transit, a short walk to one of nine nearby parks including Alexander Park, and surrounded by the actual texture of neighborhood life: forty-two restaurants within a mile, two dozen grocery stores within two miles, coffee shops a quick trip away. Downtown is six minutes by car; everything else is closer.