Richard's Sub Area

Lots here average 2.85 acres—that's enough to breathe, and to notice the difference between three-acre living and the tighter suburban grid most people know. Richard's Sub Area sits within Casco township, a 215-acre pocket where homes run around $569K and the nearest restaurant happens to be just steps away, which is remarkable for a place where most parcels feel genuinely rural. Grocery and coffee are under a mile down the road, and the Kal-Haven Trail State Park lies about a 14-minute walk from here—useful if you're the type who values easy access to trees without sacrificing land. The township itself is about 65 minutes from downtown Grand Rapids, a distance that trades urban convenience for something quieter. Attending South Haven Public Schools, residents here are situated between the rural and the accessible, with 25 restaurants and 15 grocery stores within a mile, a density that seems incongruous until you realize summer tourism reshapes this entire region.