Tanner & Millers Sub.

It's a two-acre platted subdivision in Southwest, which means you get the rare thing: genuine proximity to downtown Grand Rapids—3.6 minutes by car—without the downtown density itself. The neighborhood sits in a riverside pocket that's home to the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum and the Public Museum, plus 22 parks within a mile, which sounds excessive until you realize most of them are actual breathing room along the Grand River. A coffee shop is a four-minute walk; restaurants number in the hundreds nearby (288 within a mile, though you won't hit them all). Groceries are 1.2 miles out. Transit access is three minutes on foot, and if you're into boats, Butterworth Park's launch sits just over a mile away. Homes here run around $350K–$500K, and they're served by Grand Rapids Public Schools. It's the kind of spot where you can have actual land and actual walkability at the same time—not a contradiction you find everywhere.