297 W Clay Ave

A landmark 1926 masonry building in downtown Muskegon converted into one-bedroom condominium homes, the property retains period character while offering updated, functional interiors. Typically two- to four-story floor plates include loft-style 1-bedroom plans with vaulted ceilings, large windows, and occasional spiral staircases or standard stair access; many units open directly to a private balcony or deck. Interiors commonly feature eat-in kitchens, kitchen islands or peninsula counters, pantries, window treatments, and some units include in-unit laundry or stackable washer/dryers. Shared infrastructure supports everyday convenience: an elevator and secured keyed entry, interior storage rooms in the basement, and covered carport parking. Residents have access to sizable communal amenities: an Olympic-scaled heated indoor pool, a fitness room, a rooftop deck and an outdoor second-floor patio, plus coin-operated laundry and landscaped common areas maintained by the association. Pet policies and precise parking assignments vary by unit; utilities such as water, sewer, trash and heat are often included in condo fees. Located steps from Muskegon’s arts, dining, markets and waterfront, the building emphasizes low-maintenance urban living with a mix of historic detail and community-focused facilities.