Steinmann'S Assessor'S Plat No.20

If you're heading to Steinmann's Assessor's Plat No. 20, the first thing you'll notice is how close everything actually is—downtown Grand Rapids is just six minutes away, but the subdivision itself feels removed from the rush. This 2-acre plat sits in Highland Park, where quiet residential streets dominate and most homes clock in around $193K. The lots are modest at about 0.13 acres each, which means a compact footprint that works well if you're not after sprawling yards. What makes it genuinely livable is the access: you're steps from transit, walking distance to a dozen restaurants and a grocery store, and Grand Rapids Public Schools serves the area. Mary Waters Park is a four-minute walk away, and there are ten parks within a mile if you need green space. The neighborhood has real bones—established in the 1990s with an active community association—and that residential character shows. It's the kind of place where you can be downtown in minutes but come home to tree-lined blocks and corner stores, not highway noise.