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It's a tight 7-acre grid tucked into West Grand, where homes run around $369K and you're genuinely five minutes from downtown Grand Rapids—close enough that the commute feels like an afterthought. The lots are modest (about a quarter-acre each), which means the neighborhood has that dense, walkable-ish feel without pretense: you can grab coffee in eight minutes, hit one of 156 restaurants within a mile, and there's a park practically next door (Nagold Park is a three-minute walk). Transit access is solid, with a stop just four minutes away. Grand Rapids Public Schools serves the area. The real strength here is the sheer concentration of everything—nine parks within a mile, thirty grocery stores within two—so you're not dependent on distance to get what you need. It's the kind of place where you can own a real home without the sprawl, and the downtown pull is strong enough to matter but not so strong that you feel swallowed by it.