Heritage Hill

"There’s lots of green space and small parks around the neighborhood. I would say the majority of the people living in this area have dogs so it is all very dog-friendly. There are events you can take you dogs to, most places have poop bags available, and everyone is very understanding of dogs."

"There are a lot of dogs in the area with parks near by for the dogs to run. There are a lot of outdoor restaurants and in the spring/summer/fall you can sit outside at the restaurant and eat with you dog. Everyone picks up after their dogs."

"The Heritage Hill neighborhood is a traditional historic neighborhood, but with all the amenities of the City at your footsteps. Professional sports, nightlife, restaurants, entertainment, museums, parks, hospitals, and schools are all within walking distance of this great neighborhood. With several nearby bus stops including the new silver line, the reach is even further. This neighborhood is one of the safest in the City and is home to a diverse population of students, young professionals, empty nesters, and an increasing number of families with children. The homes are as diverse as the population. Many of the homes are from the late 1800's to mid 1900's, however there are a handful of home constructed within the past decade. This neighborhood is also protected as it is the City's larges historic district. This means that your neighbor's home is likely to stay a residential home for decades to come, and despite popular opinion, you don't need approval to repaint your house and the City Staff is every easy to work with. Overall, Heritage Hill might just be the best neighborhood within the City of Grand Rapids. We are proud to call it home. "