Cusick Bros & Thomasma Add.

Butterworth Park sits a two-minute walk away, and that's just the start—ten parks spread across the neighborhood, with a boat launch half a mile off if you're thinking about water time. The subdivision itself runs 17 acres of residential land where lots average 2.44 acres, giving you genuine space without the sprawl feeling. Downtown Grand Rapids is five minutes by car; the airport, about 25. A restaurant lands a ten-minute walk away, and thirty more sit within a mile, along with six grocery stores in a two-mile radius. The Grand Rapids Public Schools system serves the area. Transit is close—a seven-minute walk to the nearest stop—which matters if you're cutting car trips. This part of John Ball Park has the zoo's gravity and green space nearby without feeling consumed by either, and the bones of the neighborhood—walkable, accessible, room to breathe—do the actual work.