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Sandys Sub

Surrounded by nature

🏙️27 mito Downtown GR
🏞️21 mito Lake Michigan
🌳Top 25% park access
🌲Nature & Outdoors

Park-rich area

  • 5 parks within 1 mile
💰Home Values

$443K median

🎓Schools
48

Average schools

  • Holland City School District
  • 10 rated schools nearby
  • Best nearby: 9/10

This quiet residential area in Kent County offers the perfect blend of spacious living and convenient access to nature. With generous half-acre lots and an impressive 94% owner-occupancy rate, the community maintains a stable, established feel that appeals to those seeking more room to breathe. Residents enjoy excellent transit connectivity while being just minutes from Lake Macatawa and the DeGraaf Nature Center, making outdoor recreation easily accessible.

The location provides a peaceful suburban lifestyle with nearby amenities including several restaurants and grocery stores within a reasonable distance. Families benefit from access to schools in the Holland City School District, including highly-rated options nearby. With five parks within walking distance and beautiful lake access just 1.5 miles away, this area works particularly well for families seeking larger properties, outdoor enthusiasts who value nature access, and anyone looking for a quiet community with excellent transportation links.

Environment & Amenities

Nearest Park

DeGraaf Nature Center

0.3 mi

Parks Nearby

5

within 1 mile

Nearest Lake

Lake Macatawa

1.5 mi

At a Glance

Est. Home Value

$443K

Based on assessor data

Parcels / Units

31

Median Lot Size

0.50 ac

0.24 ac – 0.87 ac

Homeowner Rate

93.5%

Principal residence

Nearby Schools

4.8
/10 avg
Average schools

Based on 10 rated schools nearby

Range: 2/10 to 9/10

School District: Holland City School District

9WestElementary · PK-05 · 380 students · 13:1 · 0.0 mi
5Holland High SchoolHigh · 08-12 · 962 students · 18:1 · 0.0 mi

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Data sources: schools · Updated 4/2/2026