Not unlike Goldilocks, we sampled Grand Rapids living in a tripartite manner: the first place (the condo at River House) was too small and too new, the second house (the 1849 classic in Heritage Hill) was too big and too old, and now the third house, a mid-century modern promises to be just right. This house has three bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms, a kitchen and breakfast area, living/dining area, two-car garage, family room, studio/den, and a furnace/utility room.
Here are the photos that caught our attention to begin with (click on each image to enlarge):
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| from Boston Street |
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| the rear facade |
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| rear and side facades |
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| the living room looking forward |
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| the living room looking back |
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| again, the living room |
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| the kitchen is behind the part-high partition |
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| the fireplace |
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| the kitchen |
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| the breakfast area from the kitchen |
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| the master bedroom |
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| the master bedroom ceiling |
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| the master bathroom |
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| the guest bedroom |
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| the study |
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| the studio, lowest level |
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| the hallway bathroom |
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| the family room, second lowest level |
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| more family room |
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| more studio |
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| bathroom, off family room |
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| from the driveway to the rear deck |
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| lower and upper decks |
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and it has a separate guest house!
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