Staps Assessors Plat No 4

The grid here is tight—ten acres divided into quarter-acre lots, the kind of subdivision where you can see three neighbors' backyards from your kitchen window. It's about two minutes from the Grand Haven waterfront, which means the sound of summer traffic toward the beach is part of the ambient noise, and the smell of lake air drifts in on humid afternoons. Klaver Park sits a short walk away, and there are nineteen parks within a mile, so green space isn't hard to find. Restaurants cluster nearby—a three-minute walk to dinner—with over two hundred options within a mile, though the grocery store takes a bit longer at thirteen minutes on foot. Homes here run around $452K, and you're attending Grand Haven Area Public Schools. Downtown Grand Rapids is forty-four minutes north if you need it, but most of the daily pull is toward the lake and the commercial corridors that ring this small, densely-built pocket.