Peace Field

Life at Peace Field unfolds at a different pace than most condo communities—you've got 73 acres to spread out across, which means you're not stacked on top of neighbors or living in the shadow of a parking garage. The setting is rural enough that you can breathe, but close enough to downtown Grand Rapids (about 25 minutes by car) that you're not sacrificing access. Homes here run in the low-to-mid $200,000s, which buys you space that would cost half again as much closer to the city. Gerald R. Ford Airport sits roughly 28 minutes away, so weekend trips don't require a dawn departure. The nearest grocery is about 4.7 miles out, a short drive that underscores the trade-off: you gain acreage and elbow room, and you live within the Hudsonville Public School District boundaries, but you're not walking to a corner store. That's the point. This isn't a dense, urban play—it's a deliberate choice for space with reasonable proximity to the city. If you're drawn to the Adams Street & 24th Avenue Area (South) corridor, Peace Field delivers the breathing room without the isolation.