Mary M. Bonnells Sub.

Early evening light catches the brick and maple here, when the streets feel less like a commute and more like a place to be. Mary M. Bonnells Sub. spreads across 11 acres of lots averaging just under a third-acre each—compact enough to feel connected, spacious enough to breathe—with homes running around $931K and East Grand Rapids Public Schools anchoring the school picture. Downtown Grand Rapids is a 13-minute drive, the airport just beyond that, so you're close without the constant hum of through-traffic. John H. Bonnell Park sits a short walk away, and Reeds Lake lies less than a mile south if you're craving water. A handful of restaurants cluster within walking distance, and the usual groceries and coffee shops are close enough that you're not plotting routes—they're just there. Four parks within a mile. Six restaurants. The kind of subdivision that doesn't announce itself, but rewards the people who find it.