Leo Add.

Fulton Street runs right through Leo Add., a five-acre subdivision where the lots are small enough that you're never far from your neighbor's conversation, and homes run around $301K. You're deep in the John Ball Park area—close enough to downtown Grand Rapids that a commute takes under six minutes, yet surrounded by roughly ten parks within a mile, including a picnic area just a five-minute walk away. A restaurant lands about five minutes on foot, coffee shops and transit stops within eight and five minutes respectively, and the grocery store is just over a mile down the road. The Butterworth Park boat launch sits less than a mile away if water access matters. Attend Grand Rapids Public Schools, which serves the area. What makes Leo Add. stick is its position in a neighborhood defined less by scale and more by proximity—you're small-lot living in a part of the city where walking to dinner is genuinely plausible, and the zoo and its sprawling park system form the gravitational center.