Greenwood

People expect Greenwood Township to be a quiet backwater—and they're right, but that's precisely the point. This is acreage country, where three-bedroom homes sit on parcels measured in double digits, workshop barns dot the landscape, and a two-mile stretch to the grocery store feels like a feature, not a drawback. Lake Michigan runs the western edge, close enough that waterfront properties command views and access to fishing and kayaking. The roads are rural and deliberate. There's a park adjacent to the area, and coffee shops exist about three miles inland if you're willing to make the drive.