Summerlin South Condominiums

When you drive down the long, winding driveways out here, you're entering a different kind of Grand Rapids living entirely. This is where massive lots — we're talking 17+ acres on average — give you the kind of space and privacy that's becoming impossible to find anywhere else in Kent County. With 96% owner-occupied homes, your neighbors aren't just passing through; they're here for the long haul, investing in property where they can actually hear themselves think.

You won't find yourself walking to grab coffee or popping out for groceries on a whim — the nearest coffee shop is about a mile and a half away, and daily errands require a bit more planning than downtown living. But that's exactly the point. When you want to disappear from the world without actually leaving the Grand Rapids area, this is your spot. Savannah Lake sits just two miles away for those weekend fishing trips, and Morningside Park provides a nice break when you want to get the kids outside without having to drive across town.

The area falls under Zeeland Public Schools, which serves families who prioritize space over walkability. You're still close enough to hop on the highway and reach downtown Grand Rapids when you want that Eastown coffee culture or a night out at Founders, but you come home to something completely different — actual acreage, room to breathe, and neighbors who wave from their own substantial driveways.

This is for people who've done the apartment thing, maybe even the suburban subdivision thing, and now want to spread out properly. If you're the type who dreams about having a workshop, keeping horses, or just not being able to see your neighbor's house from your kitchen window, you've found your place. It's Grand Rapids living for people who want their space to match their ambitions.