Pezet Plat

Pezet Plat is a 2-acre subdivision in Creston where modest lot sizes—averaging 0.18 acres—mean homes sit close together on a tight footprint, homes here run around $286K. You're just 8.8 minutes from downtown Grand Rapids, which matters when you want city access without the drive, and five restaurants sit within a mile, so dinner options aren't scarce. The trade-off is space: this is a plat built for density, not sprawl. What saves it is proximity to what matters—a transit stop is a 5-minute walk away, Aberdeen Park lands in 10 minutes on foot, and five parks cluster within a mile. Coffee shops and a dog park are 15 minutes out. Grocery stores and restaurants cluster thickly across the immediate area; the Grand River and boat launches at Comstock Riverside Park sit 1.4 miles away. Attend Grand Rapids Public Schools. If you're drawn to a compact lot in an older, walkable slice of Creston with real neighborhood bones, this works. If you need breathing room, keep looking.