Oakpoint Sub

What catches most people off guard about Oakpoint Sub is how much happens within arm's reach—restaurants, grocery stores, a public park access—yet the place still feels like its own thing, spread across 34 acres with lots averaging half an acre each. Lloyd's Bayou Public Access is a two-minute walk away, and there are four parks within a mile if you want options. Downtown dining and shopping cluster close enough that a walk to dinner or the grocery takes about seven minutes; the nearest coffee shop sits a mile and a half down the road. Homes here run around $988K, reflecting the location's position between the quieter character of Spring Lake Public Schools territory and the pull of Grand Haven's beaches—ten minutes away—while downtown Grand Rapids sits thirty-seven minutes out. The subdivision's real draw is that balance: you're not in the thick of things, but you're not isolated either.