Home Acres No.2

The lots here are small—0.18 acres each—which means the 60-acre subdivision reads as dense and walkable rather than sprawling. You're minutes from Hillcroft Park, with four parks within a mile, and restaurants cluster nearby: a coffee shop is a 7-minute walk, a restaurant just 5 minutes, and 42 restaurants total within the mile radius. A grocery store sits under a mile away, and a transit stop is steps from your door—handy when downtown Grand Rapids is only 8 minutes by car. Homes here run around $212K, placing this squarely in the accessible middle of the market. Godwin Heights Public Schools serves the area. It's the kind of older suburban subdivision where the proximity to everything—parks, food, transit, and the city itself—does the heavy lifting.