Apple Drive & 112th Avenue Area

Out here, your daily routine involves ten-acre lots, wooded property lines, and the kind of space where you can actually hear wildlife instead of neighbors. Most homes sit on acreage—some with private ponds, some with pole barns and fenced yards—the kind of rural setting that still keeps downtown Grand Rapids about thirty-three minutes away and Grand Haven's beach under eighteen. Fruitport Community Schools serves the area, and despite the country feel, a restaurant is practically at your door; six more sit within a mile, along with six grocery stores within two miles. The nearest park is just over a mile down the road. It's the kind of place where you get genuine land and genuine quiet, without sacrificing access to either lakeshore or city.