Stafford Trankle & Gardner Add.

You've got Roosevelt Park about a 15-minute walk away, and seven parks within a mile if you're counting the smaller ones, but the real spine of the neighborhood runs along Division Avenue—a 5-minute walk will land you at any number of taquerias, Mexican restaurants, and Latin grocers that define the eating here. Downtown Grand Rapids is just 7.3 minutes by car, and transit sits reasonably close too, which matters more than it sounds when you're eyeing a lot that runs around $157K median. The subdivision itself sits in Garfield Park, an 8-acre pocket where homes cluster on tight 0.12-acre lots, the kind of setup that works if you want walkable density without pretense. Grand Rapids Public Schools handles K–12, and if you need the river or want to launch a boat, Butterworth Park is 1.6 miles south.