Kay Boer Plat

Early evening is when Kay Boer Plat shows itself best—when the lots, each around a third of an acre, catch that slanting light across modest ranch and contemporary homes that run around $518K. The subdivision sits compact on three acres within the Twin Pine Estates Area, just 17 minutes from downtown Grand Rapids, close enough that you're not trading access for space. Rosewood Park sits a two-minute walk away, and three parks cluster within a mile; groceries are less than a mile down the road, while thirty restaurants and thirty grocery stores fill the surrounding mile-and-a-half radius. Homes fall under Jenison Public Schools, and the airport is a clean 29-minute drive north. It's the kind of platted neighborhood where the grid of properties feels intentional rather than sprawling—close quarters with easy reach to everything else.