In the heart of East Grand Rapids lies this truly exquisite property, offering a secluded 1.8 acre haven lying behind a gracefully winding, Jeffersonian brick wall. Fruit-bearing trees, perennial blooms, and ample outdoor spaces that collectively form a harmonious natural oasis. Clad in Flemish bond style brick, this sprawling ranch offers over 8,200 sq.ft. Extensive renovations have seamlessly elevated the home into a worry-free sanctuary. The impeccable craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail is sure to capture your attention. Cherry parquet flooring leads you into the spacious living room and adjacent sitting room, with an abundance of natural light and wet bar. The arched brick three-seasons room provides a delightful spot to savor your morning coffee. Continue into the expansive dining room adorned with elegant built-ins and intricate moldings. The gourmet kitchen, recently updated, seamlessly blends functionality and refinement. A cozy, walnut-paneled den with fireplace and an additional family room offer more areas to unwind. The generously sized home gym boasts ample natural light and serves as a versatile space for various activities. The Primary Suite features vaulted ceilings with lofted office or flex space, ample closet space and bath appointed with Calcutta marble tile floors, counters and showers. An additional four bedrooms, accompanied by three similarly updated baths, grace the main level. The lower-level family room presents an ideal setting for cinematic indulgence, with its projection TV system. Ample storage solutions cater to practical needs. Throughout the residence, thoughtful technological enhancements are seamlessly integrated. The residence provides a total of 3 heated garage stalls that are attached, and an additional detached heated garage featuring two stalls. This detached space is ideal for use as a workshop or studio. The list of updates and features is extensive, too comprehensive to list here. For more details, please refer to the attached supplements. Notably, this residence, constructed by the Gerber family in 1958, is now being presented to the public for the very first time."