Summerset Villas

Here's something most people don't realize about Summerset: you get genuine countryside living without actually leaving Kent County. With lot sizes averaging over 10 acres, you're looking at the kind of space where your nearest neighbor might be a quarter-mile away, yet Georgetown Community Park is less than two miles down the road when you want parks and community activities.

The community itself centers around stand-alone condos that feel more like custom homes than typical attached units. These aren't your typical cramped developments — locals consistently mention the open layouts, vaulted ceilings, and main-floor primary suites that make single-story living feel spacious rather than limiting. The daylight lower levels in most homes give you that finished basement space that's actually usable, not just somewhere to store Christmas decorations. With 96% of residents owning their homes, this is clearly a place where people put down roots and stay.

You'll drive for most everything here — your nearest coffee and dining options are about two miles away, and that's just the reality of having this much elbow room. But that also means you're genuinely removed from traffic, noise, and the constant hum of suburban life. Georgetown Park Lake sits less than two miles away if you want water access, and the schools serving the area include some of Kent County's higher-rated options through Grandville Public Schools.

This is the spot for people who've done the apartment thing, the cramped subdivision thing, and are ready for space that's actually theirs. If you work remotely or don't mind a commute in exchange for privacy, and you want a home that feels substantial without the maintenance headaches of a traditional large property, Summerset delivers that specific combination that's surprisingly hard to find.