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Condo31.2 acres

Creek Side Glen

Room to spread out, great value

🏙️23 mito Downtown GR
🏞️38 mito Lake Michigan
🏡Space & Property

31.2 acre complex

  • 14 units
💰Home Values

$310K median

You come out here when you want to breathe. This corner of Kent County gives you nearly an acre of your own space on average — room for the garden you've been dreaming about, space for kids to actually run around, and enough distance between you and your neighbors that you can think clearly. It's the kind of place where people escape the hustle without giving up access to everything Grand Rapids has to offer.

The landscape rolls gently here, with Gordon Park nearby providing trails and green space when you want to stretch your legs beyond your own property. You're far enough out that the night sky actually shows stars, but close enough to civilization that a drive into the city for dinner or entertainment is perfectly doable. Rogue Lake sits about nine miles away when you need water and fishing in your life.

This isn't the neighborhood for people who want to walk to coffee shops — your nearest coffee is about eight miles away, and you'll need to plan your grocery runs since the closest store requires a bit of a drive. But that's exactly why people choose this area. You get the luxury of space, the quiet that comes with it, and the freedom to live on your own terms without sacrificing your connection to Grand Rapids entirely.

This place works best for people who see their property as more than just a house — it's for folks who want workshops, gardens, maybe some chickens, and definitely some peace and quiet. If you're the type who thrives on having your morning coffee on a porch that overlooks your own land rather than your neighbor's window, you'll understand the appeal immediately. It's rural living with urban convenience within reach, which is harder to find than you'd think.

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At a Glance

Est. Home Value

$310K

Based on assessor data

Units

14

Complex Size

31.2 ac

14 units

Data sources: schools · Updated 4/2/2026