Assessors Plat No 2

What strikes most people about this 55-acre subdivision is how much there is to do without leaving the block—180 restaurants within a mile, a grocery store practically at your doorstep, and a transit stop just steps away make running errands feel less like a chore and more like choosing among options. The average lot here runs 0.15 acres, so homes cluster close enough that a coffee shop is a three-minute walk, yet The Pine Grove park sits five minutes on foot, with 14 parks scattered within a mile if you want variety. Median homes run around $394K, and the transit access—scored a perfect 10 for walkability—means you're not entirely dependent on a car despite the modest lot sizes. You're about 34 minutes from Grand Haven's beach on a weekend drive, close enough for a getaway but far enough that the neighborhood keeps its own rhythm. Black River Public School serves the area, and the sheer density of dining and shopping within immediate reach means the subdivision reads less like a quiet cul-de-sac and more like a walkable pocket with real momentum.