Stevenson and Long's Addition

Stevenson and Long's Addition sits squarely in Eastown, that idiosyncratic corner of Grand Rapids where a legendary hot dog stand inspired a subplot in American Pie and the street fair draws the whole city—which tells you something about the place's staying power. The subdivision itself is compact, just 3 acres carved into manageable lots averaging about a third of an acre, and it's woven into a neighborhood where you can walk to 283 restaurants, a grocery in two minutes, coffee steps away, and catch transit without leaving the block. Downtown is a five-minute drive; Gerald R. Ford Airport sits twenty minutes off. Wilcox Park is a five-minute walk, and there are thirteen parks within a mile if you're counting. The walkability score here is 8.3—high enough that errands, dining, and transit all feel genuinely accessible—and the subdivision feeds into William C. Abney Academy. It's the kind of tight urban lot where you're living among galleries, taquerias, historic trolley barns repurposed as restaurants, and enough local business concentration that walking around feels like actually being somewhere.