Irving J Bissell Plat

Irving J Bissell Plat sits within the Mary M. Bonnells Sub. Area as a 9-acre subdivision where lots average 0.63 acres—enough breathing room without sprawl—and homes run around $1.9M. Downtown Grand Rapids is just over 10 minutes away, which means you're close enough for work or dinner without feeling tethered to the grid; the airport lands 17 minutes out. Hodenpyl Woods is a four-minute walk if you want to actually leave the house, and Reeds Lake sits half a mile down the road, though the real anchor here is access: 78 restaurants within a mile, 30 grocery stores within two, and a grocery in an 11-minute walk. Students here feed into East Grand Rapids Public Schools, and transit access is about a 10-minute walk away if you need it. The subdivision's name carries its own small-town weight—named after Irving J Bissell himself, one of those quietly consequential people West Michigan tends to forget.