Sub of Lots 12 &13 & Pt 49 Spring Lake

So you've got this tight subdivision in the West Highlands Area where homes run around $333K and the lots are pretty compact—think a tenth of an acre, give or take. It's three acres total, which means you're looking at real neighborhood density, the kind of place where you can walk to a restaurant in three minutes and hit the grocery in about twelve. There's a coffee shop a mile down the road if you need your caffeine ritual, and with 54 restaurants within a mile, you're not exactly short on eating options. Central Park is a six-minute walk away, and nine parks huddle within a mile, so you've got green space nearby even in that tight footprint. Drive over to Grand Haven's beach in under eight minutes for a weekend plan, or you're looking at about 38 minutes to downtown Grand Rapids if the city pulls you. Spring Lake Public Schools handles the K–12 piece, and Spring Lake itself sits 1.4 miles out if you're a water person. It's the kind of place where you get proximity without isolation—walkable enough for daily errands, close enough to bigger draws that you don't feel landlocked.