Clover Leaf Plat

Driving through Clover Leaf Plat, you're moving through a tight 4-acre grid where lots average just under a fifth of an acre—the kind of compact layout that rewards knowing your neighbors by default rather than by choice. The subdivision sits in the Gladiola Gardens Area, close enough to downtown Grand Rapids that a commute takes about 12 minutes, and the access to transit is genuinely there: a bus stop sits a 3-minute walk away. You're surrounded by options—36 restaurants and 36 grocery stores within two miles, a coffee shop at 1.3 miles, a restaurant practically next door. Wyoming Public Schools serves the area. Homes here run around $278K, and while you're urban-adjacent in terms of connectivity, you're also just a short walk to Prairie Park, where two parks cluster within a mile to give the tighter footprint some breathing room.