Mcclures Sub

You'll find Mcclures Sub tucked into the Hayes Street & 16th Avenue Area, a five-acre subdivision where lots run just over a third of an acre—small enough that you're not maintaining acreage, large enough that you're not stacked on top of anyone. Homes here hover around $433K, and they're close enough to downtown Grand Rapids that a 16-minute drive gets you there, which matters if you work in the city but want to live somewhere that actually feels separate from it. There's a coffee shop a two-minute walk away, and Veterans Park sits just three minutes on foot if you need grass and trees without ceremony. Two parks within a mile keeps things from feeling landlocked, though the grocery run is nearly five miles—the one real trade-off in a place defined more by proximity to what matters than by walking-distance convenience. Kenowa Hills Public Schools serves the area, and you're close enough to Grand Haven's beach that a half-hour gets you there on a decent Saturday.