201 S 4th Street, Grand Haven, MI 49417

Description

The Historic ''Red House'' A Grand Haven Treasure Filled with History, Beauty, and Endless Possibilities \ Welcome to The Red House at 201 S 4th Street, a beloved part of Grand Haven's past and one of the community's most admired heritage homes. Built in 1852 by Dutch settlers, this 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath Dutch Colonial offers 1,967 sq ft of finished living space showcasing timeless design, artisan detail, and the promise of becoming something truly special once again. From its striking red exterior and distinctive gambrel roofline to the charming dormer windows and inviting covered porch, every element of this home reflects its storied history. Inside, tall ceilings, original wood floors, and handcrafted millwork highlight the craftsmanship of another era. The spacious living and family rooms offer a warm, welcoming atmosphere complete with vintage lighting, tall windows, and a classic wood-burning stove that adds both comfort and character. The bright vintage kitchen andfull main-floor bath continue the home's nostalgic appeal, while the upper level features three inviting bedrooms filled with natural light and period details. Though updates and restoration are needed throughout, The Red House presents a rare opportunity to revive and personalize a true piece of Grand Haven's history. It's a home where the charm of the past meets the potential of the future ready for someone with vision to bring new life to its timeless design. The tree-lined corner lot, deck, and patio offer peaceful outdoor spaces to relax and enjoy the setting.
A high-efficiency heating system installed in 2019 provides a solid starting point for future improvements while maintaining comfort and efficiency. Set in a desirable neighborhood just over a mile from Grand Haven State Park and its beautiful sandy Lake Michigan beach, the south pier and historic twin lighthouses, and only blocks from downtown's shops, boutiques, restaurants, the musical fountain, the scenic Grand River boardwalk, and Central Park, The Red House captures the very best