Plett'S Add.

—and that's why we ended up in Plett's Add., a six-acre pocket subdivision in Roosevelt Park where you can be downtown in under six minutes but still own a genuine lot that doesn't feel postage-stamp. The homes here run around $147K, which means you're not paying for scarcity or a name—you're paying for real proximity to actual things: fifty-some restaurants within a mile, a transit stop two minutes on foot, eight parks nearby. There's a certain math to it that works. The neighborhood's dense enough that you can walk to coffee and dinner (Roosevelt Park proper is an easy walk), but the subdivision itself has actual breathing room, the kind that comes from a planned layout and a lot size that still matters. Godfrey-Lee Public Schools handles the K-12, and if you want to boat, Butterworth Park is a short drive away.