E.P. Fullers Sub.

Sunrise over the brick streets here hits different—the red pavement glows, and you can already smell coffee and fresh bread drifting from the storefronts practically on your doorstep. This 11-acre subdivision sits right in the heart of East Hills, where the late 1800s architecture meets a restaurant scene that spans 349 places within a mile, from casual taquerias to the kind of dinner spots where you actually want to linger. Congress Park is a three-minute walk away, and between the 16 parks within a mile and a transit stop steps from your door, you're not exactly stranded without a car—though downtown Grand Rapids is only 4.4 minutes away if you need it. Homes here run around $249K, and you're part of Grand Rapids Public Schools. The walkability score sits at 7.8, which means errands are doable and dining is genuinely walkable, so the real pull here isn't distance—it's that the neighborhood itself does the living for you.