Bouws Sub No 1

—so it's basically residential lots on a modest scale, right around a quarter-acre each, with homes sitting in the $466K range across 19 acres total. You're technically in the Hearthstone Estates Area, and the whole setup keeps you minutes from a grocery or a decent dinner spot—the nearest restaurant is maybe a six-minute walk if you feel like stretching your legs. Transit's literally at your doorstep, which is huge if you're the type who doesn't want to drive everywhere, and there's an unnamed park right next door plus four more within a stone's throw if you've got kids or just want to grab some green space. Schools feed into Holland City School District, and when you want to actually get out of West Michigan—say, hit up Grand Haven beach—you're looking at about half an hour. It's the kind of place where you're not cramped, but you're not isolated either; there's enough restaurant and grocery density around you that you don't feel like you're in the middle of nowhere.