Mueller & Oesterle Sub.

Mueller & Oesterle Sub. sits on 3 acres of small, tight lots—the kind where you can practically wave to your neighbors from the porch—right in the heart of Creston, Grand Rapids' largest neighborhood. You're about 6.5 minutes from downtown, which matters when you want urban access without living downtown. Homes here run around $259K, and they're older stock: ranch cottages and smaller Victorian pieces from the late 1800s through mid-1900s, the architectural bones that define this whole area. Transit is genuinely close—a 4-minute walk to the nearest stop—and restaurants cluster within a mile (114 of them). If you need groceries, that's 9 minutes on foot; coffee takes 15. Sweet Street Park is a short walk away, and Grand Rapids Public Schools serves the subdivision. The Plainfield Avenue corridor, with its murals and shops, runs diagonal through Creston and pulls a lot of traffic here.