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Sullivan Field sits right next to the subdivision, which means you've got immediate access to playing fields without leaving your block—and the whole Shawmut Hills area is threaded with parks, seven of them within a mile. Homes here run around $215K on lots that are small but manageable, mostly built in the 1950s and '60s in that straightforward Midwestern way: ranch, Cape Cod, colonial, the kind of house that doesn't demand much from you but doesn't apologize either. Dining options are dense—150 restaurants within a mile, a coffee shop about seven minutes on foot, a grocery store less than half a mile away—which is the sort of proximity that matters when you're trying to cut back on driving. Downtown Grand Rapids is five or six minutes away, and the Grand Rapids Public Schools district covers the area. If you've lived in enough places to know what you actually want, this subdivision offers the straightforward appeal of established residential blocks with room to breathe and genuine walkable access to the stuff you use every week.