Oneida Hills

When you roll into Oneida Hills, you're greeted by tree-lined streets and homes built solid in the '50s and '60s—ranch-style, split-level, and bi-level—spread across 75 acres of winding roads with mature landscaping. The neighborhood sits within Shawnee Park, a residential pocket on Grand Rapids' southeast side where large lots (averaging 0.28 acres) give you real breathing room, yet downtown is just 14.8 minutes away when you need it. Median home values hover around $429K, and the Grand Rapids Public Schools district serves the area. You'll find a grocery store a three-minute walk away and restaurants—120 of them within a mile—ranging from casual to upscale, plus a coffee shop steps from most addresses. The nearest transit stop is practically on your doorstep, and Ottawa Hills High School Athletic Fields sit less than a mile south. It's the kind of place where suburban calm and urban convenience actually coexist without pretense.