Davis Turner & Carroll Second Add.

If you're heading out there, just know it's a quick six minutes to downtown Grand Rapids—so you're close enough to the action without feeling like you're living in it. Davis Turner & Carroll Second Add. is a modest 15-acre platted subdivision where the lots run small (around 0.11 acres each) and homes hover around $178K, which means there's real density here and real walkability to the basics: a grocery store and restaurants are steps away, transit is at your doorstep, and Garfield Park is a twelve-minute walk if you need to shake off the week. The neighborhood itself sits within Seeds of Promise, an area where resident-led community work has been quietly reshaping things for years—home repair programs, tree plantings, new construction on formerly vacant land. Schools feed into Hope Academy of West Michigan. It's not fancy, and the subdivision doesn't pretend to be; it's the kind of place where you get proximity, affordability, and a neighborhood that's actually *doing* something rather than just talking about it.