1757 4th St NW

Rarely does a property of this magnitude and stewardship enter the Grand Rapids market. Held by the same family for 90 years, 1757 Fourth St is a meticulously maintained 1890s farmhouse boasting 2,690 total finished square feet and situated on a 0.56-acre manicured double-lot--nearly triple the average parcel size for the West Side. This property offers the ultimate flexibility, functioning seamlessly as a stately 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom single-family compound or a high-performing dual-unit residence with an integrated upstairs suite.The CharacterThe interior is a masterclass in preservation, featuring soaring vaulted ceilings, pristine original unpainted oak trim and doors, and vibrant stained glass flanking the fireplace. The main residence offers 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms (including a finished lower level with a legal egress), while the integrated upper unit provides an additional 1,118 sq. ft. of finished living space featuring 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom with private access.The Modernized "Guts"

While the soul is historic, the mechanicals are entirely modern. This home has been subjected to a rigorous maintenance schedule to ensure a turn-key experience, starting with a professional roofing system installed in 2016 on the main house, flat sections, and the detached garage. Energy efficiency was prioritized in 2017 and 2018 with new high-efficiency furnaces and water heaters for both levels, followed by the installation of dedicated central A/C systems for both units in 2019. The exterior was further enhanced in 2021 with brand-new, high-quality vinyl siding and professional entry doors, complementing the high-quality vinyl replacement windows found throughout the entire home.

The Grounds

The expansive, fenced-in 0.56-acre grounds feel like a private urban park. The property includes an oversized 2-stall detached garage and a super-clean driveway featuring bonus parking spots--a massive luxury in this high-density neighborhood.

The Opportunity

Whether you envision a generational family estate, a dynamic hom