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You're driving or biking through something compact and grid-locked in the best way—nine acres of residential plat where you can be downtown Grand Rapids in under eight minutes, which means you get the space without the isolation. Marquette Park is a four-minute walk, and there are seven parks within a mile, so if you've got a dog, the dog park hits in six minutes. The restaurants are steps away—thirty of them within a walking radius—and transit is basically on your doorstep, though the coffee shop and grocery require a short drive at a mile and a half out. Homes run around $228K, and you're attending Godfrey-Lee Public Schools. It's the kind of subdivision where you're genuinely urban-adjacent without feeling like you're living in someone's shadow; you've got land—lots average a tenth of an acre—and you've got access.