Bosmans Add

Bosmans Add spreads across 27 acres of modest Cape Cod homes—aluminum-sided, unpretentious, the kind of houses that look especially right after a fresh paint job. Lot sizes hover around a quarter-acre, tight enough that you're genuinely close to neighbors but spacious enough to breathe, and homes run around $376K. The real draw isn't the subdivision itself but what wraps around it: Rosa Parks Green sits a three-minute walk away, and eleven parks cluster within a mile, which matters when you've got a small yard. A grocery store waits steps from your door, restaurants multiply within five minutes on foot—162 of them within a mile—and a transit stop is equally close, which makes car-free errands plausible even in a place that's moderately car-dependent overall. Black River Public School serves the area. The subdivision anchors the Columbia Avenue & State Street Area, a stretch of West Michigan where urban density and suburban breathing room manage an uneasy, practical truce.