Ken-O-Sha Park

Ken-O-Sha Park is a southeast Grand Rapids neighborhood defined by its natural beauty and community amenities. The neighborhood is centered around Ken-O-Sha Park, a large public space with walking trails, sports fields, playgrounds, and access to Plaster Creek. The surrounding residential streets are lined with mid-century homes, ranches, and newer construction that provide affordable housing options for a variety of buyers. Its location near 28th Street, US-131, and Breton Road makes it well connected to the rest of the city while maintaining a relaxed, residential feel.

Schools are an important part of the neighborhood’s appeal. Ken-O-Sha Park Elementary serves local families and provides a strong foundation for early education. Other Grand Rapids Public Schools and nearby private options expand the choices available. Households also benefit from the neighborhood’s proximity to colleges and universities, including Calvin University, Aquinas College, and Grand Rapids Community College.

Businesses and services are easy to access from Ken-O-Sha Park. The 28th Street corridor provides a full range of shopping, restaurants, and grocery stores, while smaller local shops and eateries are located within the neighborhood. Alger Heights and Breton Village are both close by, adding to the dining, retail, and entertainment choices.

Recreation is what sets Ken-O-Sha Park apart. The park itself is a community hub, offering sports leagues, walking trails, and green space for gatherings. The Plaster Creek Trail runs through the area, connecting residents to nature and encouraging outdoor activity. With its combination of affordability, location, and strong outdoor amenities, Ken-O-Sha Park continues to attract buyers seeking balance between city life and nature.

Why Buyers Love Ken-O-Sha Park

• Affordable homes near a major park and trail system

• Access to Ken-O-Sha Park Elementary and nearby schools

• Convenient location close to 28th Street shopping and US-131

• Outdoor amenities including Plaster Creek Trail and wooded parkland

Why Sellers Benefit

• Consistent buyer demand for affordable neighborhoods with outdoor features

• A neighborhood identity anchored by a popular park and green space

• Steady property values supported by location and recreation opportunitie