Riverside Terrace Add. No.2

Early evening in Riverside Terrace Add. No.2, when the light hits the brick and the block feels settled—that's when you notice what drew people here in the first place. These four acres sit in Creston, close enough to downtown Grand Rapids that an 8-minute drive gets you there, but removed enough that you're living on residential streets lined with modest ranch and cottage homes on tight lots averaging a sixth of an acre. The median home price hovers around $285K, and schools fall under Grand Rapids Public Schools. What makes this plat work is proximity without the feeling of it: Riverside Park is a two-minute walk away, with trails heading north; eighteen restaurants sit within a mile, and a transit stop is six minutes on foot. The Grand River is close. It's the kind of place where you get density's advantages without its noise.