Cascade Riverview Park No. 1
Quiet lots near top schools
Median $1.2M·Walkability 3.7/10·Schools 8.3/10
Most people expect a subdivision to feel like a subdivision. Cascade Riverview Park No. 1 doesn't. At 15 acres with lot sizes averaging 1.14 acres, the place reads more like a residential enclave than a grid of identical blocks—there's actual breathing room. Homes here run around $1.2M, which buys you something with real land underneath it. You're about 18 minutes from downtown Grand Rapids and 13 minutes from Gerald R. Ford airport, close enough to the action without living in it.
Why people love it here
Central High School
- High — 2.9 mi away
- Forest Hills
- 4 rated schools in district
1.1 acre avg lots
- 12 homes
$1.2M median
- Assessor estimate
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Median home price in Cascade Riverview Park No. 1
Estimated Monthly Payment
$8,159/mo
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Based on 3 rated schools nearby
Range: 8/10 to 9/10
School District: Forest Hills Public Schools
Est. Home Value
$1.2M
Assessor estimate
Parcels / Units
12
Median Lot Size
1.0 ac
0.40 ac – 2.1 ac
Frequently asked about Cascade Riverview Park No. 1
- What do homes cost in Cascade Riverview Park No. 1?
- The median home value in Cascade Riverview Park No. 1 is about $1,201,900. Individual prices vary by street, size, and condition.
- What schools serve Cascade Riverview Park No. 1?
- Cascade Riverview Park No. 1 is served by Forest Hills Public Schools. Its highest-rated assigned school is Central Middle School (9/10).
- Is Cascade Riverview Park No. 1 walkable?
- Cascade Riverview Park No. 1 scores 3.7/10 for walkability — a measure of walking, biking, and driving access to groceries, dining, parks, schools, and transit.