Zephyr Condominium

Just steps from the corner of Washington Avenue and North 2nd Street, Zephyr Condominium sits in one of West Michigan's densest walkable blocks—a genuine downtown address where you can grab coffee, dinner, or groceries without a car. The median home value hovers around $1.1M, and that price tag reflects what you're actually buying: a 0.23-acre lot in a built-up neighborhood with 138 restaurants within a mile and the Depot Pavilion right next door. Walk scores tell you errands are easy (8/10) and dining is exceptional (10/10), which tracks—you're steps from a grocery, steps from restaurants, steps from a coffee shop. The trade-off is density. This isn't sprawl. It's compact, mixed-use urban living. Grand Haven's beach is a one-minute drive, downtown Grand Rapids sits about 45 minutes east, and you've got 25 parks within a mile, most of them walkable. The Grand Haven Area Public Schools serve the district. If you want walkable downtown access, the concentration of dining and retail, and proximity to Lake Michigan, this is genuine. If you're looking for quiet seclusion or square footage at bargain prices, keep looking.