Fairfield Add

The lots here are genuinely small—a tenth of an acre feels intimate in a way that makes the whole 10-acre subdivision feel like someone actually thought about proportion—and that matters more than you'd expect when you're living among neighbors this close. Homes run around $359K, and you're part of Grand Haven Area Public Schools, which keeps things rooted in the broader community. A restaurant is just a 5-minute walk away, and there are nearly 200 of them within a mile, so you're never short on options for dinner without the car. Sluka Park sits about 8 minutes on foot, and another 10 parks cluster within a mile—a lot of green for such a compact footprint. Downtown Grand Rapids is 45 minutes if you need it; Grand Haven beach is practically a quick 3.6-minute drive, which means summer weekends feel genuinely accessible. The grocery stores and coffee spots are close enough that you can run errands without planning a whole trip, and the density of restaurants and parks around here has a way of keeping things feeling less isolated than a typical subdivision, even at this size.