Ted Breen Plat

This seven-acre subdivision sits about sixteen minutes from downtown Grand Rapids and just under fifteen minutes from Gerald R. Ford Airport, making it accessible without feeling hemmed in by either. Lots average a fifth of an acre—compact enough to keep maintenance manageable, spacious enough for a real yard—and homes here run around $265K. You're close enough to Creekside County Park for a quick walk (eight minutes), and there are thirty-six restaurants and thirty groceries within a mile, so errands don't require much planning. The nearest coffee shop is a full mile away, which means you'll either make coffee at home or commit to the drive, and the same goes for that grocery run—fourteen minutes on foot puts it just outside casual-walk territory. Kentwood Public Schools serves the area, and a transit stop sits eleven minutes away if you need it. It's straightforward subdivision living: solid bones, reasonable prices, enough amenities nearby that you won't feel stranded.