Knollcrest Woods Plat No.1

The moment you turn onto one of Knollcrest Woods' tree-lined streets, you're surrounded by the canopy—mature oaks and maples that have been here since before most of the homes were built in the mid-20th century. This six-acre plat sits within Ridgemoor Park, where lots average just under a third of an acre and homes cluster around $554K, and the whole neighborhood feels like it's been tended rather than just inhabited. You're fifteen minutes from downtown Grand Rapids and fourteen from Gerald R. Ford airport, which means commuting doesn't swallow your life. Walking distance brings a grocery store in thirteen minutes and a restaurant within eight; there are thirty dining spots and thirty-six grocers within a couple miles if you want options. Grand Rapids Public Schools serves the area, and Calvin University's Ecosystem Preserve sits less than a mile away—close enough to feel like borrowed green space. Two parks within walking distance, Reeds Lake another mile-plus beyond that, and a transit stop five minutes on foot round out what's essentially a quiet enclave with actual infrastructure, not just promises.