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Out here on these modest lots, you're steps from Wealthy Street's restaurant corridor and whatever Wolfgang's is serving for breakfast—the historic trolley barn that's been doing it since '77—and you've got Wilcox Park a five-minute walk away if you need to shake out the day. The walkability here is genuine; your errands don't require much planning, and dining is essentially everywhere, which is the neighborhood's whole point. Downtown Grand Rapids is six minutes away by car, and the transit stop is right there if you'd rather leave the driving to someone else. The lots themselves are tight and practical—just over a tenth of an acre each—which means less yard maintenance and more time at the coffee shop or one of the 301 restaurants within a mile. Grand Rapids Public Schools serves the area, and the whole neighborhood has the kind of walkable density that makes you actually know your way around rather than just passing through.