
Lowell
Find your dream home in Lowell, MI! Lowell is located right on the Flat River, and features beautiful views of the water as well as its very own Showboat! Learn why Lowell might be the right fit for you by reading the information below.
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Lowell, Michigan
Conveniently located just 20 minutes east of Grand Rapids, Lowell, Michigan offers a wide array of charming downtown shops, recreation activities, and fine dining experiences. Lowell sits close to numerous lakes, golf courses, and parks, making it a picture-perfect place to live, work, and play any time of the year. Browse available homes below or continue reading to learn more about living in the beautiful town of Lowell, Michigan!

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Why build a new home in Lowell?
More and more residents are flocking to The Showboat City – and for good reason. With its vibrant downtown, eclectic arts scene, and close proximity to Grand Rapids, Lowell is truly a Michigan gem. Its rapid growth speaks to its charm, and with reputable builders like Eastbrook Homes, designing your perfect new build here is easier than ever. If you’re looking for a Michigan city that will grow with your family, Lowell is it.
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What is the average cost of home construction in Lowell?
Building a new home in Lowell, MI typically ranges from $130 to $220 per square foot, depending on your layout, materials, and finish selections. That means a 2,000-square-foot home could cost between $260,000 and $440,000, plus land and site prep. Local, experienced builders like Eastbrook Homes offer a variety of floor plans and personalization options to fit your lifestyle and your budget. With over 50 years of experience, they make building in Lowell both approachable and exciting.
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How can I find land for sale in Lowell for building a home?
To find land for sale in Lowell, start with real estate websites like Zillow or Redfin, or connect with a local agent. If you’re looking to build within a community, Eastbrook Homes does offer home sites in Harvest Meadows to choose from. We also offer a limited number of offsite build opportunities. If you’re considering this option, reach out to our team early, and we’ll help determine if your site is a good fit and guide you through the next steps.
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Can I sell my house without a realtor in Michigan?
Yes, you can sell your home in Michigan without a real estate agent by choosing the For Sale By Owner (FSBO) approach. This can save you on commission fees, but it also means taking on the responsibilities of pricing, marketing, negotiations, and handling all the paperwork yourself. FSBO homes often sell for less than agent-listed properties, so it’s important to be well-prepared before going this route.
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What are popular small towns in Michigan?
West Michigan is chock full of charming small towns to explore, and each offers its own unique blend of community, convenience, and character. Here are three weekend-worthy cities we love:
Rockford – With its vibrant downtown, scenic Rogue River views, and local boutiques, Rockford is a favorite for weekend strolls with the family and a tight-knit community feel.
Ada – Just a short drive west of Lowell, Ada blends natural beauty with upscale modern touches, offering riverside parks, local shops, and a beautifully revitalized downtown.
Belmont – Nestled along the White Pine Trail, Belmont is peaceful and picturesque, perfect for nature lovers and those looking to help the kids (and the whole family) disconnect from their devices, and reconnect with each other.
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What are the best restaurants in Lowell?
Mynt Fusion – Sometimes, you need to step outside of your comfort zone and spice things up! Among the cozy, midwest-style American fare sits a unique taste experience at Mynt Fusion. Enjoy the colorful flavors of East Asia in an elevated dining style while seated in a comforting, family atmosphere.
Main Street BBQ – Bring the whole family, and prepare to get messy. These self-proclaimed lovers of pig butts know what they’re doing behind the slow cooker. Whether you’re hankerin’ for pulled pork, beef brisket or a ½ chicken, dinner here is sure to be “Lip-Smackin’, Face Drippin’, Finger Lickin’” good!
Keiser’s Kitchen – Family-owned and operated for 75 years, this family-style restaurant isn’t just a favorite; it’s part of the fabric of the local community. If you’re new to the area, this is the perfect place to meet natives and make some new connections. Oh, and the food is top-notch (of course!).
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What are the best bars in Lowell?
Sneakers – Don’t worry; there’s no exercising required at this establishment. This is the kind of place that doesn’t do too much, because they just don’t have to. The drinks are flowing, and the specials are written on the blackboard. Grab a seat and a grouper basket, and settle in to unwind.
New Union Brewery – This local taproom is your ticket to a night out – without the kids. Enjoy some grown-up time sipping a hip new brew and catch up on that much-needed adult conversation.
Bobbie Sue’s Roadhouse – Are you ready to liven things up a bit? Bobbie Sues is the local gathering place for families and date nights alike. Whether it’s the “time-honored recipes,” live music or weekend brunches that catch your attention, you’ll be glad you came.
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What are the most popular attractions in Lowell?
The Showboat & Riverwalk – Whether you’re chasing little ones along the trail or just need a peaceful spot to clear your head, the Riverwalk delivers. And of course, you can’t miss the iconic Lowell Showboat! It’s a local landmark that’s as photogenic as it is beloved.
Fallasburg Park – Just a few minutes outside of town, Fallasburg Park feels like stepping into a Pure Michigan postcard. Covered bridges, river views, and shady picnic spots make it a favorite for family outings, scenic walks, and Saturday afternoon slow-downs.
LowellArts – Looking for something a little more creative? LowellArts is where local talent shines. From community theater to rotating gallery exhibits and hands-on workshops, it’s a space where both kids and grown-ups can get inspired.
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Who is the largest employer in Lowell?
While Lowell is full of small-town charm, it’s also home to some big opportunities. One of the area’s most notable employers is Amway, headquartered just down the road in nearby Ada. With a strong presence in the region, Amway provides jobs in everything from manufacturing to marketing. It plays a big role in the local economy and in keeping the community thriving.
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