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Driving down this stretch of rural Kent County, you're trading dense neighborhoods for breathing room—75 properties spread across large lots averaging nearly 11 acres each, some reaching toward 48 acres with Grand River frontage that stretches over 800 feet. The character here is country living with privacy intact, yet downtown Lowell sits less than a mile away, close enough to grab coffee or dinner without sacrificing the space and quiet of home. Properties tend toward traditional homes on wooded land, with the kind of setback from the road that means you're not watching traffic pass your porch. Served by Lowell Area Schools, the area draws people who want acreage and seclusion without completely severing ties to town amenities—it's the inverse of commuting from the suburbs, a place where the suburbs feel far away even when they're not.