Black Star Townhomes

You bike out of your driveway and realize within two minutes you're at a coffee shop. That's the immediate radius here—intimate enough that errands don't feel like expeditions. The two-acre community sits on larger individual lots (averaging 1.48 acres each), so you get actual breathing room between the townhomes, the kind of space that feels almost rural until you remember a grocery store is less than two miles away. Downtown Grand Rapids is twenty minutes by car; the airport, thirty-three. It's close enough to the city that you're not marooned, distant enough that you're genuinely removed from it. Forest Hills Public Schools covers the area. Homes here run around $448K, which lands somewhere between the sprawl suburbs and the actual countryside—far enough out that you're not paying for proximity to nothing, but not so remote that you're choosing isolation over access. An unnamed park sits less than a mile away. Six grocery stores cluster within a two-mile radius, which means the infrastructure around here actually works: you have options without having to deliberate. If you've lived in places where "suburban" meant strip developments and forty-minute commutes to anything, this feels different. Small lot. Real neighborhood. Coffee steps away. That combination doesn't happen everywhere.