John Drieborg'S Add.

Life here moves fast—you're seven minutes from downtown Grand Rapids, which means your commute doesn't eat your morning. The subdivision itself is compact, five acres with tight lots around 0.13 acres each, so you're living close to your neighbors' front doors, and everything feels neighborly in that practical sense. A restaurant is a four-minute walk, the nearest transit stop is another four minutes on foot, and there are thirty restaurants within a mile, so dinner plans rarely require much planning. Homes run around $218K, and you're attending Godfrey-Lee Public Schools. If you need the airport, it's twenty-two minutes; if you need to paddle, Butterworth Park Launch is a mile and a half away. Eight parks sit within a mile—Kimball Stadium is a ten-minute walk—and there's a dog park at twelve minutes, which matters if you've got a restless pup.