Sunny Shores Sub No 2

Driving through Sunny Shores Sub No 2 feels like moving through a pocket of unhurried West Michigan—six acres of substantial lots averaging 0.80 acres each, where homes sit with real breathing room between them. You're eight or nine minutes from Grand Haven's beach access, which means the lake influence is close enough to matter but far enough that the subdivision itself stays residential and low-key. Pottawattomie Park is a seven-minute walk away, anchoring the area with green space, and two more parks sit within a mile. The nearest grocery and restaurant both land around 1.8 miles out—far enough that you'll drive, though eighteen grocery stores cluster within two miles if you're flexible on where you shop. Homes here run around $588K, and the neighborhood feeds into Grand Haven Area Public Schools. If downtown Grand Rapids calls, it's a straightforward 47-minute drive, making the subdivision feel genuinely situated between beach proximity and urban reach without committing fully to either.