Second Lisk Addition To Howard City

This stretch of West Michigan unfolds with the quiet permanence of a small-town plat—the kind of neighborhood where sidewalks connect to real destinations rather than disappear into cul-de-sacs. Three parks dot the area within a mile, anchoring the rhythm of daily life, with Ensley Park just a five-minute walk away—close enough that you can hear kids on the swings from the porch. A restaurant sits about a twelve-minute walk down the road, which means dinner out doesn't require loading everyone into the car. What stays with you, though, is the sense of proportion: modest streets, mature trees, and enough breathing room that neighbors aren't stacked on top of each other, yet everything you'd actually use on a regular basis is still in reach.