Gunnisons Sub.

What might surprise you about Gunnisons Sub. is how much neighborhood actually fits into ten acres—this compact West Michigan subdivision sits within John Ball Park, where nearly half the surrounding area is green space, yet you're steps from a transit stop and downtown Grand Rapids is less than five minutes away. The lots run small at around 0.11 acres each, homes hover around $212K, and the real draw is density done right: a coffee shop is five minutes on foot, over 300 restaurants within a mile, and an unnamed park a four-minute walk away. You're attending Grand Rapids Public Schools, and if you need water access, Butterworth Park Launch sits half a mile south. It's the kind of platted grid that works because proximity matters more than acreage—you trade square footage for location, walkable dining, and the kind of urban bones that actually let you live without a car, even in West Michigan.