Heidema Bros Sub

Driving through Heidema Bros Sub, you move at the pace of a tight, well-ordered grid—tree-lined streets with modest lots and homes running around $541K, mostly built in an earlier era when efficiency mattered. It's a 9-acre pocket where a quarter-acre lot is standard, so there's density without sprawl. You're three minutes on foot from a transit stop, and a quick five-minute walk lands you at a restaurant; 90 sit within a mile, so dinner options don't require deliberation. Prospect Park is a 9-minute walk away, and there are seven parks total within a mile if you're looking for green space. The nearest grocery is a 15-minute walk, and 36 stores exist within two miles. Kids here feed into Black River Public School, and you're about 35 minutes from Grand Haven beach if the lake calls on a weekend. This is State Street & Michigan Avenue Area living—close to shops, close to transit, close to everything that keeps a neighborhood functioning without the need for constant driving.