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The street grid here is tight—four acres carved into small lots that face each other across narrow pavement, the kind of block where you know which neighbor parks what. It's wedged into John Ball Park, the west-side neighborhood anchored by the zoo and its sprawl of green space, so even though the subdivision itself is compact, you're minutes from nine parks and the kind of walking that doesn't feel like an errand. A restaurant is a five-minute walk; downtown Grand Rapids is six minutes by car.