Crosswinds No.3

Crosswinds No.3 sits on six acres just east of the city, where modest lots—averaging a quarter-acre each—hold homes in the $328K range, close enough to downtown Grand Rapids that a fifteen-minute drive gets you there, yet anchored firmly in the quieter rhythm of the suburbs. The subdivision benefits from serious restaurant density; eighty-four dining spots sit within a mile, and the nearest one is just a five-minute walk, so dinner doesn't require a plan. Transit access is genuine here—the nearest bus stop lands six minutes on foot—and Rondo Station Park spreads nearby for the kind of quick outdoor break that makes a neighborhood feel less isolating. Kentwood Public Schools serves the area, and Gerald R. Ford Airport is only twelve and a half minutes away for those who need it. What sticks, though, is the practical density of everyday life: seven parks within walking distance, a grocery store at eleven minutes, coffee in nine, all woven into a grid where you're not marooned between car trips—just living at the reasonable scale that makes a place feel like it's actually yours.