L.S. Boynton Add.

Wealthy Street and Lake Drive form the spine of this 21-acre subdivision, where roughly 150 homes on modest lots sit within a block or two of over 295 restaurants, coffee shops, and grocers that define the neighborhood's walking rhythm. L.S. Boynton Add. sits deep in Eastown, close enough to Yesterdog that the smell of coney dogs and the hum of the William C. Abney Academy school district are part of the same texture—homes here run around $416K, and transit stops are literally steps away. Downtown Grand Rapids is a five-minute drive, and 15 parks within a mile mean you're never far from green space; Hosken Park itself is a short walk. What makes this subdivision work isn't the individual lot size—at 0.12 acres, your yard is real but honest—it's that you're buying proximity: to a grocery store four minutes on foot, a coffee shop in two, and a neighborhood that actually has things to do at 11 p.m. on a Tuesday.