Oakdale Park Add.

The air carries the sound of a neighborhood that's lived in—kids on sidewalks, the hum of the Rapid bus stop just steps away. Oakdale Park Add. sits squarely in the Southeast End, 65 acres of modest single-family lots averaging about a sixth of an acre each, where homes run around $165K and the median construction year tells you these are older bones with newer hearts. Downtown Grand Rapids is under eight minutes by car; the airport, twenty. You're close enough to walkable restaurants and grocers that a ten- to thirteen-minute walk covers dinner and groceries, with forty-two restaurants and forty-two grocery stores within two miles—the abundance of a dense urban edge without the price tag. Oakdale Gardens sits a short walk away, and eight parks within a mile means there's always somewhere green nearby. The neighborhood is served by River City Scholars Charter Academy, and if you need to launch a boat, Butterworth Park is a couple of miles south. It's not flashy. It's practical, accessible, and genuinely built for people who want to be close to everything without pretending to be anything else.