Summer Place Condo Marina

Late afternoon light hits the marina best—that's when the water catches everything and the whole setup stops feeling like a spreadsheet. Summer Place is a small condo community, just an acre, but it punches above its size because of what surrounds it: Holland State Park sits an eight-minute walk away, and there are three parks within a mile if you're counting the ones that aren't the main draw. A dozen restaurants huddle within walking distance, with a couple right around the corner, so dinner doesn't require planning or a drive. The nearest coffee shop is about a mile away, and groceries run 2.1 miles—manageable, not convenient, but that's the trade-off when you're this close to water and woods. Homes here run around $95K, which tells you something about the scale and the era of these condos. You're part of West Ottawa Public School District, and the beach at Grand Haven is roughly 33 minutes away if you're willing to actually go there. It's a no-nonsense setup: small lot community where the real amenity isn't manufactured—it's the fact that serious outdoor space and serious food are already adjacent. You're not paying for promises or potential; you're paying for proximity.