Summerlin South Condominiums

The condominiums here spread across 18 acres of West Michigan land, which means you're not stacking on top of neighbors—each unit sits on roughly 17 acres, a rare luxury in condo living. Summerlin South feels more like a low-density enclave than a typical multi-unit complex. Homes run around $510K. The Adams Street Area location puts downtown Grand Rapids about 34 minutes south by car, so you're close enough for work or an evening out without the constant hum of city traffic. Morningside Park is a 12-minute walk away, and there are two parks within a mile if you want options. A grocery store sits 1.3 miles down the road, and restaurants cluster nearby at 1.2 miles—the coffee shop takes a bit longer at 1.6 miles, but 18 grocery options exist within two miles, so you're never scrambling for basics. The Holland City School District serves the area. What makes this place feel distinct is that spaciousness: you get the financial and practical advantages of condo living—shared maintenance, a contained community—without sacrificing the breathing room most people expect when they buy land in Michigan. It's a quieter, less dense version of what condo living usually means.