Big Rapids Homes with Electricity Connected Utilities

Big Rapids Homes with Electricity Connected Utilities

Welcome to Big Rapids, Michigan—a vibrant city nestled in the heart of Mecosta County, where community spirit and educational excellence meet. One of the standout features of this charming locale is its highly regarded school district, which is dedicated to nurturing the minds of its students and preparing them for future success.

Big Rapids School District prides itself on offering a comprehensive curriculum that caters to diverse learning needs, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to thrive. With a range of extracurricular activities, from sports to arts, students are encouraged to explore their passions while receiving a well-rounded education. The district’s commitment to fostering a supportive environment is evident in its small class sizes and dedicated faculty, who go above and beyond to inspire and engage young learners.

If you’re considering making Big Rapids your home, you’ll be pleased to know that many properties in the area come equipped with electricity-connected utilities. This feature not only enhances the convenience of daily living but also supports a sustainable lifestyle in a community that values modern amenities alongside its rich history.

Whether you’re drawn to the scenic beauty of the surrounding landscapes or the strong sense of community, Big Rapids offers a unique blend of small-town charm and educational opportunity. Discover your dream home in this welcoming city, where quality education and comfortable living harmoniously coexist. Embrace the Big Rapids lifestyle today!

Newest Big Rapids Homes with Electricity Connected Utilities

$449,900
2 Baths 26011111 MLS ACTIVE Status
**Update: Owner Financing Available - 20% Down, 8% Int, 20 yr Amortization with 5 year balloon ** A 10,500 SF retail building located on North Michigan Avenue in the heart of Big Rapids, Michigan. This property presents an excellent opportunity for both owner/users and investors to acquire a spacious retail space with a 50-space parking lot in Downtown Big Rapids. The building has a rich history, having previously served as a Sears & Roebuck and a grocery store. It has been meticulously maintained, featuring a recently installed new roof. Additionally, the previous tenant upgraded the HVAC system, plumbing and electrical services. The building offers a mostly completed redesigned and built-out main street entrance, featuring ADA compliant restroom, a welcoming reception area, conference space, and multiple office & storage areas. The spacious central portion of the building includes two locker rooms with showers, ideal for employee or customer use. A separate back area of the building. Additionally, this property comes with a second designated lot, paved for parking and offers convenient alley access for easy ingress and egress. Current owner has freshly power washed & painted the exterior recently. Immediate possession available after closing. There is an existing gym currently operating in the back 2,000 sf of the building (this area has an additional customer restroom specific to this business). Gym equipment is being sold separately.

310 N Michigan Avenue, Big Rapids

$679,000
26008285 MLS ACTIVE Status
An extraordinary opportunity to own a historic landmark with exceptional income-producing potential. The Comstock House offers the rare combination of architectural significance, timeless beauty, and the versatility to generate substantial monthly passive income. Whether operated as a boutique bed-and-breakfast, vacation rental, event venue, executive retreat, or other hospitality venture, this remarkable property lends itself to a variety of profitable uses. Welcome to the Historic Comstock House could Step back in time at the beautifully preserved Comstock House, a rare Eastlake-style Victorian masterpiece constructed in 1896 by D.F. Comstock--banker, businessman, and visionary Uniquely built from red brick, this home stands out among Eastlake designs, which were typically wood-framed. It's not just a home; it's a living piece of history. Inside, the craftsmanship is immediately apparent. Throughout the home, you'll find an extraordinary variety of fine woods--including oak, and mahogany. When the plaster was removed during renovations in 2006 , it revealed solid plank walls on 12 inch centers. Some of the original hardwood floors were uncovered and brought back to life, restoring warmth and authenticity to the living space that simply aren't found in modern homes. There are 4 fireplaces and each has its own character and charm. From the to the intricate mantal, and elaborate tile many are original to the home, while others have been painstakingly bought and replaced with period-appropriate reproductions. The restoration went far beyond surface beauty. Years of paint were meticulously stripped from wood trim and wainscoting to reveal solid hardwoods. Period-appropriate crown molding was either restored or custom-milled to match original profiles, and missing or damaged architectural elements like spindlework, brackets, and trim were recreated using traditional joinery techniques. The Comstock House remained D.F Comstock's private residence until 1966, when it was sold and turned into a fraternity house, for the next 38 years. In 2006, it was restored and brought back to life as a bed and breakfast. The woodwork is truly magnificent, from lavish trims, beautiful pocket doors and the grand staircase details. When the plaster was removed during renovations in 2006 , it revealed solid plank walls on 12 inch centers. Some of the original hardwood floors were uncovered and brought back to life, restoring warmth and authenticity to the living space that simply aren't found in modern homes. D.F. Comstock's ambition extended beyond this house. He was president of both the Mecosta County Savings Bank and the Big Rapids National Bank. He also began construction on what would later be called the Nisbett Block a building that played a role in his financial downfall. He gathered lumber for ten years and completed only the first floor before Mr. Nisbett finished it and lent his name to the structure. The Comstock House remained a private residence until 1966, when it was sold and transformed into a fraternity house, known as Delta Sigma Phi, for the next 38 years. In 2005-2006, it was lovingly restored and brought back to life as a bed and breakfast, and now serves as a commercial space for Edward Jones and two upper rental units. Outside, every flower, bush, and tree has been carefully planted by hand, a labor of love by the current owners. From the thoughtful garden landscaping to the lovingly restored interiors, every inch of the Comstock House reflects dedication to historical preservation and warmth. Come experience Victorian elegance with a personal touch. Welcome to the Comstock House.

414 Maple Street, Big Rapids

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