Samuel A. Browne's Addition

This small amended plat sits in the Southwest neighborhood, where a vacated stretch of Hall Street got repurposed to tidy up Lots 23 and 42 into a cleaner footprint—the kind of minor reconfiguration that happens when older subdivisions get a second look. You're four and a half minutes from downtown Grand Rapids, close enough that the city's hum is accessible but not intrusive, with Gerald R. Ford Airport a manageable 22.8 minutes away. The neighborhood itself is river-adjacent and restaurant-dense—48 spots within a mile, with a grocery store and coffee shop each under 15 minutes on foot, and transit just five minutes away. Campau Park sits eight minutes down the block if you need green space, and there are seven parks scattered within a mile radius. The Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum and Grand Rapids Public Museum anchor the riverside just beyond, along with the Polish Falcon building's century-old brick, all the grain these streets have absorbed.