Henevelds Supervisors Plat No 28 Area

Out here, Lake Macatawa is close enough that several homes back right onto the water, and the neighborhood has that steady, mid-century brick character—solid houses built to last, many with deep lots that give you real space to breathe. The Heinz Waterfront Walkway is a seven-minute walk, and you're surrounded: 228 restaurants and 78 grocery stores within a couple of miles, coffee shops four minutes on foot, transit steps away. Grand Haven's beaches are 38 minutes south if you want a bigger sand-and-surf day, but honestly, there's enough here—three parks within a mile, Kollen Park's boat launch half a mile over, the lake itself at 1.2 miles. Brick exteriors and that mid-century DNA mean homes have real bones; several recent sales show Lake Macatawa waterfront parcels with permanent docks and expansive windows facing the water. It's the kind of neighborhood where you can walk to dinner or groceries without thinking twice, but you're not cramped—668 acres lets houses settle into their own rhythm.