60 Monroe Ctr St Nw

Completed in 1915, this historic midrise stands roughly 10–13 stories depending on source listings and occupies a prominent downtown Grand Rapids address on Monroe Center. The property was originally constructed as a bank and retains many period details — large multi-pane windows, high ceilings (commonly 9–10 feet and in some units up to 10 feet), hardwood flooring and occasional marble or ornate plaster in common spaces. Residences are primarily one- and two-bedroom condominium layouts with generously scaled rooms, walk-in closets in larger units, and open-plan living areas oriented to capture city views. Interior finishes vary by unit but commonly include updated kitchens with granite counters or concrete bathroom counters, kitchen islands or eat-in kitchens, pantry storage, jetted tubs or walk-in showers, and features such as built-in seating, custom trim, and window treatments. The building provides elevator access, a controlled lobby entry, basement storage and communal bike storage. A communal rooftop deck with grills, seating and 360-degree city vistas is a standout exterior amenity; many units also have private balconies or private entrances at street level. Parking is handled off-site through nearby city lots or transferable leased spaces; some covered parking options are available nearby for a fee. The condo association permits short-term rentals with a 30-day minimum in many cases. Pet policies are generally permissive. Located amid Grand Rapids’s cultural and entertainment corridor, the building offers immediate walkability to museums, theaters, restaurants, Rosa Parks Circle and Van Andel Arena, supporting an active urban lifestyle.