Macatawa Park
Easy outdoor access
Median $1.0M·Walkability 1.9/10·Schools 4.6/10
What stops people short about Macatawa Park is how much land feels compressed into thirty-eight acres—lot lines matter here, and they're tight enough that you're never more than a restaurant or two away from neighbors. A five-minute walk takes you to dinner; a slightly longer one lands you at Sanctuary Woods. The subdivision sits within Timberline Acres West Area, about forty-nine minutes from downtown Grand Rapids, with homes running around $1.9M on quarter-acre lots that balance privacy with proximity.
Why people love it here
Park-rich area
- 10 parks within 1 mile
- Macatawa Park Beach: 0 min walk
- Unnamed bike_path: 8 min walk
$1.0M median
- 2 recent sales
Notable nearby
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Median home price in Macatawa Park
Estimated Monthly Payment
$6,789/mo
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Flood Risk
None
Not in flood zone
Nearest Park
Sanctuary Woods
0.4 mi
Parks Nearby
10
within 1 mile
Frequently asked about Macatawa Park
- What do homes cost in Macatawa Park?
- The median home value in Macatawa Park is about $1,000,000. Individual prices vary by street, size, and condition.
- How active is the Macatawa Park housing market?
- there are 2 homes for sale in Macatawa Park right now, and 2 homes sold here in the last 12 months. Listings refresh throughout the day from the MichRIC MLS.
- What schools serve Macatawa Park?
- Macatawa Park is served by West Ottawa Public School District. Its highest-rated assigned school is West (9/10).
- Is Macatawa Park walkable?
- Macatawa Park scores 1.9/10 for walkability — a measure of walking, biking, and driving access to groceries, dining, parks, schools, and transit.