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What surprises people most about this 2-acre subdivision is how much urban density you get while still living on quiet residential streets—you're practically downtown (3.6 minutes by car) yet surrounded by the red-brick charm and late-1800s architecture that defines East Hills. The Grand Rapids Public Schools district covers the area, and homes here run around $351K on lots that average a tenth of an acre, which means you're buying walkable proximity rather than sprawl. Cherry Park sits just two minutes on foot, and dining options—409 restaurants within a mile—feel endless; you can grab coffee in three minutes or hit a proper restaurant in two. Transit access is essentially at your doorstep, which matters if you work the Medical Mile or anywhere downtown. Thirty-six grocery stores within two miles and a dog park a 15-minute walk away round out the everyday stuff, all without feeling like you're in a car-dependent zone.