Stewarts Add

Stewarts Add sits right in the thick of Midtown, where you can walk to nearly everything—grocery, coffee, dinner—without thinking twice about it. The subdivision's modest lots, averaging about a third of an acre, anchor a dense stretch of Michigan Street and the blocks around it, where 276 restaurants and bars crowd within a mile and the Fulton Street Farmer's Market has been drawing people since 1922. Historic Queen Annes and American Foursquares, some over 150 years old, sell in the $305K range, their bones updated for modern living without apology. Downtown Grand Rapids is five minutes away by car, and you're steps from transit; a dog park lands nine minutes on foot. The real draw isn't speed or isolation—it's the opposite. You're in the middle of it, walking past locals on the sidewalk most days, with 12 parks within a mile and enough restaurants to eat somewhere different every night of the year.