Comstock Street & 168th Avenue Area

You're looking at a hundred-eighty-one-acre pocket on the east side of Grand Haven, sitting about seven minutes from the Lake Michigan shoreline and the beach boardwalk that draws people from all over West Michigan. It's inland enough to feel residential and removed, but close enough that you can taste the salt air without much effort. The neighborhood wraps around a couple of parks, including one right next door, and you're surrounded by enough restaurants—eighty-four within a mile—and grocery options to never feel stranded when you need to grab dinner or milk.