N. Mccarty's Subdivision
Easy outdoor access
Walkability 2.4/10·Schools 4.5/10
Early morning or late afternoon light hits the shoreline best here—that's when the subdivision reads clearest as what it is: a modest residential plat carved from older parcels along Maston Lake's edge in West Michigan. The property takes in N. Mccarty's original subdivision of Lot 72, plus the amended sections of Lots 80 and 81, with two former street corridors (Orlando and Mccarty) folded back into developable land. It sits within the larger Golden Oak Park Half Mile Lake framework, which shapes the broader zoning and utility picture. Bass Lake Launch lies about 1.8 miles away if you're thinking about getting a boat in the water; the public access point is another tenth of a mile further. Cedar Springs Public Schools handles K–12, and downtown Grand Rapids sits roughly 45 minutes south when you need city amenities.
Why people love it here
Near the water
- Bass Lake — 1.5 mi
- Lincoln Lake Boating Access Site: 6 min drive
- Bass Lake Public Access: 6 min drive
Flood Risk
None
Not in flood zone
Nearest Park
Bass Lake Public Access
1.9 mi
Parks Nearby
0
within 1 mile
Nearest Lake
Bass Lake
1.5 mi
Frequently asked about N. Mccarty's Subdivision
- What schools serve N. Mccarty's Subdivision?
- N. Mccarty's Subdivision is served by Cedar Springs Public Schools. Its highest-rated assigned school is Cedar View Elementary School (7/10).
- Is N. Mccarty's Subdivision walkable?
- N. Mccarty's Subdivision scores 2.4/10 for walkability — a measure of walking, biking, and driving access to groceries, dining, parks, schools, and transit.