600 Monroe Ave Nw

Monroe Terrace is a converted 1880 masonry factory reconfigured into roughly two dozen loft-style condominiums along the Grand River in Grand Rapids. The structure rises multiple stories with industrial bones—exposed brick, heavy wood beams, tall windows and high, vaulted ceilings—paired with modern interventions such as an elevator and updated mechanical systems. Units are primarily two-bedroom lofts and multi-level penthouses that stack open-plan living areas, kitchen/dining zones with granite or solid-surface counters and stainless appliances, and bedroom suites with full baths; select residences include wet bars, jetted tubs, built-in shelving and private rooftop access. Common features emphasize urban convenience and character: a secured entry, resident elevator, deeded parking (garage and surface options), some heated parking and shared rooftop spaces with solarium and hot tub. Exterior amenities include private balconies, garden areas and private entrances for select homes. The building houses a mix of residential, restaurant and office tenants at street level, contributing to immediate walkability to downtown destinations, parks and riverfront trails. Pet and service policies vary by unit; many condos convey with one or more deeded parking spaces and additional storage. The overall feel blends preserved 19th-century industrial character with contemporary downtown living and strong riverfront orientation.