Comfortable Homes Near Michigan State
Three well-equipped homes in Lansing — minutes from MSU, a mile from I-496, and close to everything in Michigan’s capital city. Built for game weekends, work travel, and longer stays.
Welcome to the Capital City
Lansing sits right in the middle of the mitten, between Grand Rapids and Detroit and within 90 minutes of most of the state. Locals call it the city of the three C’s — capital, cars, and campus — and it’s an easy, walkable, friendly place to land. Whether you’re in town for a Spartans game, a work assignment, a hospital rotation, or a longer stay, our homes put you close to campus and a quick drive from everywhere else.
Our Lansing Homes
Lansing Bungalow
Sleeps 6 · 2 Bed · 1 Bath
A freshly renovated two-bedroom with a fenced backyard and a heated front porch. Our cozy mid-size home.
Lansing Cottage
Sleeps 4 · 2 Bed · 1 Bath
A clean, simple two-bedroom with new furniture and a private backyard. Easy and comfortable for work trips.
Lansing Bunk House
Sleeps 7 · 3 Bed · 1 Bath
A roomy three-bedroom with bunk rooms — our biggest home, built for families and game-weekend groups.
What Lansing Has to Offer
Downtown Lansing
Tour the historic State Capitol for free, dig into the Michigan History Museum, or catch a Lansing Lugnuts game at Jackson Field. The walkable downtown packs a lot into a few blocks.
The Grand River
Miles of paved trail follow the Grand and Red Cedar rivers right through the city, connecting parks, campus, and Old Town. Rent a kayak or paddleboard in summer and see Lansing from the water.
Michigan State
Cheer on the Spartans on a Big Ten game day, wander the leafy campus and botanical gardens, or take in contemporary work at the striking Broad Art Museum.
Old Town & REO Town
Lansing’s arts districts are full of colorful murals, galleries, local breweries, and good food. As the festival capital of Michigan, there’s almost always something going on.
Something Going On All Year
Fall brings Spartan football and crisp game-day weekends. Summer fills the riverfront with festivals, farmers markets, and outdoor dining. Winter means cozy taprooms and downtown lights, and spring is quiet and easygoing. Lansing keeps a steady rhythm no matter when you visit.
What’s Nearby
Michigan State University
about a 10-minute drive
MSU general game parking
about 4 miles
I-496 on-ramp
about 1 mile
Downtown Lansing
about 2.2 miles
McLaren Greater Lansing
about 2.8 miles
GM Delta Assembly / LG Battery plants
about 10 miles
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