OLD SCHOOL.
Maybe you are one of those rare people who really enjoyed school. But, I doubt you ever considered living there. So why think about moving into Union Square?

Consider this: Union Square is full of hardwood maple floors, twelve to sixteen foot ceilings, double banister stairways and generous twelve-inch oak windowsills. Not enough for you? How about genuine slate chalkboards, old fire drill instructions and trophy cases, and vintage lockers and light fixtures? Photos

You get it all at Union Square because it’s the oldest school building in Grand Rapids. What started in 1825 as the Grand River Valley’s first Native American Mission is now the hottest new downtown address for the modern urban dweller. The building that now occupies the corner of Turner and Broadway was built in 1872 and was GR’s primary high school until 1968.

Want this undeniable style at an unbelievable price? Be cool. Live at school.