Panfil'S Assessor'S Plat No.34

Fulton Street runs right through it—the main artery of John Ball Park, where a two-acre plat of modest homes sits within walking distance of a coffee shop and a dozen restaurants, their doors opening onto one of West Michigan's most lived-in blocks. Homes here run around $237K, and the lots are tight—about 5,000 square feet each—which means you're buying proximity over sprawl: downtown Grand Rapids is less than five minutes away by car, and a transit stop is practically at your doorstep. The real draw is what surrounds you—17 parks within a mile, including Sibley School Park just around the corner, and the John Ball Zoo anchoring the neighborhood's identity as a place where green space and urban living coexist without apology. Schools feed into Grand Rapids Public Schools. It's not a quiet retreat; it's a neighborhood that hums with activity, where you can walk for dinner and be home in ten minutes.