Old Everett
Getting downtown and to East Lansing
Locals choose between Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Interstate 96 to get downtown from Old Everett to the Capitol Complex in about 4 miles. These roads also lead them to Interstate 496, the main thoroughfare to reach East Lansing’s Michigan State University, which is 6.5 miles away. Capital Area Transit Authority (CATA) bus stops also line Washington Avenue and other streets throughout Old Everett, taking residents downtown or east to McLaren Greater Lansing Hospital. For longer journeys, folks head north to Capital Region International Airport in just over 8 miles.Exploring Cedar Street
The remaining businesses and community members in Old Everett are examples of the neighborhood’s resilient identity. Cedar Street is the main commuter route to downtown Lansing and offers several fan favorite dining options and convenience stores. Athena’s Diner is a family-owned institution serving generous portions of biscuits and gravy or a light gyro salad in a classic diner atmosphere. Neighbors enjoy burrito bowls, tostadas and other Mexican fare at Tacos E Mas, a low-key spot focusing on fresh ingredients. Old Everett is also home to Slice by Saddleback, the pizzeria known for house-made dough and hot-fired ovens that’s a sister location of Saddleback BBQ, a REO Town slow-smoked sensation. For groceries, Old Everett residents can choose from the Global Food Market on Cedar Street or the Kroger and Great Giant Market on the corner of West Holmes Road and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.Visiting Cavanaugh Park and walking the Lansing River Trail
From the compact playground at Waldo Park to the spacious Cavanaugh Park, most Old Everett residents aren’t far from swing sets, picnic tables and dog-walking opportunities. For a weekend staycation, Hawk Island County Park covers 100 acres of lakeside views, wooded walkways and a local favorite dog park. There’s also a large playground and a public beach for hours of lakefront play. The Lansing River Trail runs through the park and continues for over 20 miles throughout the greater Lansing area. Cyclists can also take the South Lansing Pathway to connect with the Sycamore Trail on a South Lansing cycling tour.Established homes in Old Everett
Minimal Traditional homes and ranch-style houses sit alongside the stylishly symmetrical dormers of Cape Cods and spacious Colonial Revivals in Old Everett. A canopy of mature foliage and the stark contrast of powerlines against the sky create the backdrop for a walk on well-worn sidewalks throughout the neighborhood, which are lit at night. Some concrete or gravel driveways lead to detached garages, while other homeowners park on the street. Home prices start below $50,000 for a one-to-three-bedroom home that needs some repairs, while recently renovated Cape Cods and Colonial Revivals can go for over $200,000. “You’ll mostly find homes between $100,000 and $150,00 in this area, a lot of great starter homes,” Ozbun says.Headed to Everett High
Kids in Everett get started at Kendon School for prekindergarten through third grade, which earns a C from Niche. Students with a passion for technology at an early age can enroll in Cavanaugh STEAM Elementary School, which earns a B-plus and is recognized as an official Michigan Green School. From there, they head to Attwood New Tech Magnet School, which earns a C-minus from Niche. The neighborhood’s namesake, Everett High School, earns a C-plus. The Everett Vikings compete in a full lineup of athletics, and the school has a strong performing arts program where students can join the Viking Theater Guild or the competitive dance team.A day at South Lansing Library
Newcomers to Old Everett can snag a Potter Park Zoo pass from CADL’s Library of Things at South Lansing Library. One pass means free admission to the zoo and its attractions, plus parking. The library also hosts a variety of kid-friendly and adult calendar fillers, from read-aloud story time and Mindful Mondays to a Poets and Coffee workshop group. Locals head to downtown Lansing for nightlife and fill the stands for Spartans games at MSU.


Agents Specializing in this Area
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Lisa Fletcher
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
(517) 816-8074
279 Total Sales
4 in Old Everett
$104K - $125K Price Range
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Benjamin DeRosa
Bellabay Realty, LLC
(517) 220-0461
59 Total Sales
3 in Old Everett
$79K - $150K Price Range
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Marybeth Kaljian
KW Professionals
(734) 259-7824
18 Total Sales
1 in Old Everett
$100,000 Price
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Morgan Meredith
KELLER WILLIAMS LANSING
(517) 777-8043
304 Total Sales
14 in Old Everett
$55K - $165K Price Range
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Cathryn Ewers
Responds QuicklyColdwell Banker Beiswanger Realty Group
(517) 879-1865
91 Total Sales
1 in Old Everett
$54,900 Price
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Brock Fletcher
Keller Williams Lansing East
(517) 696-6275
302 Total Sales
5 in Old Everett
$126K - $185K Price Range
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime | Old Everett | US |
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Homicide | 4 | 4 |
Sexual Assault | 4 | 4 |
Assault with Weapon | 4 | 4 |
Robbery | 4 | 4 |
Burglary | 4 | 4 |
Motor Vehicle Theft | 4 | 4 |
Larceny | 4 | 4 |
Crime Score | 4 | 4 |
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Old Everett Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Old Everett, Lansing sell after 53 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Old Everett, Lansing over the last 12 months is $399,880, up 60% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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