G.A. Hendricks Sub.

What strikes most people about G.A. Hendricks Sub. is how quietly suburban it feels despite being ten minutes from downtown Grand Rapids—brick ranch homes on modest lots, the kind of street where you can walk to coffee or groceries in under ten minutes, but you're not tripping over neighbors' front porches either. The 16-acre subdivision sits within the larger Albert-Realtors Hall St. Sub. Area, where East Grand Rapids Public Schools serves the homes here, which run around $711K. There's real amenity density in the radius—132 restaurants within a mile, a transit stop a five-minute walk away, John Collins Park about twelve minutes on foot, and Reeds Lake just over a mile off—but the subdivision itself has the spacious, low-key feel of 1950s planning, not 2020s density. It's the kind of place that works if you want some breathing room without sacrificing access.