Fuller & Rice Second Addition

You're looking at a quiet stretch of West Grand where the lots are substantial—over half an acre each—and you're genuinely close to everything that matters: a restaurant's a four-minute walk away, transit is basically at your door, and downtown is seven or eight minutes by car if you even need to go there. The neighborhood keeps that small-town feel despite having seventeen thousand people, and the schools feed into Grand Rapids Public Schools. Richmond Park is a ten-minute walk, with its tennis courts and baseball diamonds, and there are a hundred-plus restaurants within a mile—you've got pierogi joints, taquerias, breweries, the works. It's the kind of place where you're not paying through the nose, you're not isolated, and you've got a genuine neighborhood around you instead of just a row of identical subdivisions.