Viridian Place Condominium

Morning coffee here means stepping into one of eighteen restaurants within a mile, but most mornings you're probably brewing it in your own kitchen—9-foot ceilings and abundant natural light make the townhomes feel bigger than their 1,500 square feet, and fiber optic internet means working from home on the wooded, rolling property feels less like compromise and more like choice. The construction quality shows everywhere: granite or quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, finished garages, Energy Star ratings that keep utility bills reasonable. Units run around $357K, and whether you're in a main-level no-step entry or one of the townhomes with an unfinished daylight basement waiting for whatever you want to build, the details matter—grab bar backing in bathrooms, elevated wall plugs, wide doorways. Downtown Grand Rapids is about eleven minutes away when you need the city; Gerald R. Ford Airport sits eighteen minutes out. Ball Perkins Park anchors the neighborhood a mile south, and a grocery store is roughly the same distance, though the 18 restaurants nearby and coffee shop less than a mile mean you're not far from someone else's cooking either. The development is managed by Urban Monarch Management and served by Grand Rapids Public Schools, with transit access a three-minute walk from most units.