Godfrey'S 2nd Add.

People think West Michigan subdivisions are all tract homes and cul-de-sacs—and then they find themselves in a 13-acre grid where you can walk to a restaurant, catch a bus, or grab coffee without planning an outing. Homes here run around $240K, and you're close enough to downtown Grand Rapids—just 7 minutes by car—that you're not choosing between access and space. The neighborhood sits dense but feels genuine: 30 restaurants within a mile, a dog park a quick walk away, Kimball Stadium practically next door. Godfrey-Lee Public Schools covers the area. Lot sizes average a clean 0.12 acres, which means manageable yards and neighbors who aren't distant. You've got seven parks within a mile and a boat launch at Butterworth Park if the weekend calls for water. Transit stops are steps away, groceries and coffee shops are a short drive, and the Gerald R. Ford airport sits 23 minutes out when you need it.