Roosenraad Supervisors Plat No 3 Area

Roosenraad Supervisors Plat No 3 sits on the eastern edge of Zeeland city, a small West Michigan town perched on a hill about 32 minutes southwest of Grand Rapids. The neighborhood itself is modest—54 acres of residential streets where you're never far from the practical things: a grocery store less than a mile away, a restaurant practically at your door, coffee within a four-minute walk. Lawrence Park is a seven-minute walk if you want green space, and the area claims seven parks within a mile radius. There's a transit stop just steps from the neighborhood, and downtown's two-block core—with its boutiques, the iconic Howard Miller clock tower, and that registered social district vibe—feels genuinely close rather than distant. Homes here run around $349K, and the schools feed into Zeeland Public Schools. It's the kind of place where proximity matters more than sprawl, where ordinary suburban living gets undercut by genuine walkability and the particular kind of small-town presence that comes from being part of something small enough to actually know.