Terminal Add.

You'll notice the trees first—the brick homes of Terminal Add. sit on a quiet 14-acre grid just off the industrial corridor, less than seven and a half minutes from downtown Grand Rapids. It's a small, genuine neighborhood where you're never more than a few blocks from Wyoming Dog Park or one of eight parks tucked within a mile. A restaurant is a five-minute walk, and Godfrey-Lee Public Schools serves the area. Homes here run around $212,750, and the transit stop is a quick three minutes on foot—practical bones for people who want both walkable access and breathing room. The riverfront's close enough to reach Butterworth Park Launch in under a mile, and downtown feels like part of your backyard rather than somewhere you drive to.