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Golden hour hits Posts 3rd Add best—when the afternoon light softens the brick and the street feels lived-in rather than hurried. This six-acre platted subdivision sits in the thick of Holland's downtown fabric, where groceries and restaurants materialize within steps and a transit stop sits practically at your curb; the neighborhood's dining scene alone spans 162 restaurants within a mile, so breakfast-to-dinner variety isn't theoretical here. Homes run around $345K, and the lots themselves are modest at roughly a tenth of an acre each, which means less lawn maintenance and more of an actual neighborhood feel—Moran Park lands a seven-minute walk away, and sixteen parks cluster within a mile if you need them. Holland City School District serves the area, and you're a half-hour from Grand Haven's beach when the urge strikes. It's close enough to errands and dining that a car feels optional on decent days, though West Michigan's winters will remind you why you own one.