Catamount

Catamount sits on 173 acres of rolling, wooded terrain where cul-de-sacs curve through mature trees and homes occupy lots averaging 1.56 acres each—enough space that you're genuinely removed from the street noise, even though downtown Grand Rapids is only about 17 minutes away. The community is gated and managed as a condo association, which means shared infrastructure and covenants, but the homes themselves are standalone, so you get the privacy of a lot without the solo responsibility of maintaining every inch of your land. Forest Hills Public Schools serve the area, and grocery stores, restaurants, and coffee shops cluster within a couple miles—close enough that nothing feels remote, but far enough that you won't hear traffic from your porch. The nearest park, Crahen Valley, is an 11-minute walk if you actually walk places, and there are three parks within a mile if you prefer driving. John Ball Lake sits 1.7 miles away, and the Knapp Street Bridge boat launch is less than a mile off, so water access exists without the shoreline premium. Placing this squarely in the upper end of the regional market. The real draw is what you don't see from the houses: neighbors' lawns, mailboxes, or the accumulated evidence of suburban density—just forest, quiet, and the occasional flash of deer moving between the trees.