Steinmann'S Assessor'S Plat No.57

This 1-acre plat sits in East Hills, where you can grab coffee in 2 minutes on foot and hit a restaurant in 3—which says something about the density here that isn't suburban sprawl. Homes run around $378K, and you're literally steps from transit, making the 4-minute drive to downtown Grand Rapids almost academic if you don't feel like driving. The neighborhood's built on late-19th-century bones, so you get red brick streets and century-old architecture mixed with the kind of eclectic dining and brewery scene that keeps people here; Cherry Street, the gastronomic heart, has 367 restaurants within a mile. Grand Rapids Public Schools serves the area, and Cherry Hill Green is a 3-minute walk away if you need green space fast—though there are 20 parks within a mile total. It's the kind of spot where urban and suburban blur together, and the walk score (7.4 overall, 10/10 for transit) means you're not dependent on a car, even if you've got one.