Reynolds & Franklin 3rd Add.

You're basically in the thick of things here—a nine-acre pocket where you can walk to the Fulton Street Farmers Market in four minutes, grab coffee or dinner without breaking a sweat, and still be downtown in under six. The walkability scores are genuinely high across the board, especially for dining, which makes sense given there are over 300 restaurants within a mile; grocery stores, transit stops, and a dog park are all steps away or a quick stroll. Fulton Heights built its reputation on that kind of access—the community garden, the market that's been running for over a century, the mix of historic bungalows and Colonials dating back to the early 1900s. The lots here are tight (averaging 0.12 acres), so you're paying for location and walkability rather than sprawl, and the neighborhood association keeps things humming with regular events and bike rides. If you need to reach Gerald R. Ford airport, it's about twenty minutes; if you're heading to Eastown or EGR, you're minutes away.