Henry Lexo'S Add.

Homes run around $238K in this compact 5-acre subdivision where lot sizes hover near a tenth of an acre—tight, urban-feeling parcels that keep everything walkable and close. You're basically steps from a transit stop, which is clutch if you're tired of being tethered to a car, and there's a restaurant just a two-minute walk away whenever you want to bail on cooking. The nearest dog park is an eight-minute walk, Kimball Stadium lands within six minutes on foot, and you've got seven parks within a mile, so there's actual green space to burn. Downtown Grand Rapids is seven and a half minutes away, which means you can work or play there without it feeling like a commute. Godfrey-Lee Public Schools serves the area, and the whole thing sits within John Drieborg's Add. Area, a part of West Michigan where density meets accessibility.