The Conservancy
Solid value in a growing area
Median $610K·Walkability 0.0/10·Schools 7.8/10
Most subdivisions in West Michigan promise space and then deliver sameness. The Conservancy flips that—40 acres of platted land where the draw isn't cookie-cutter density but actual room to breathe, with homes running around $610K. You're close enough to downtown Grand Rapids (24 minutes) that you're not choosing isolation, but far enough out that the space actually means something.
Why people love it here
$610K median
- 1 recent sale
Park-rich area
- 6 parks within 1 mile
- Ada Township Trails: 4 min drive
- Goodwillie School Trail: 8 min drive
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Median home price in The Conservancy
Estimated Monthly Payment
$4,141/mo
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Based on 4 rated schools nearby
Range: 7/10 to 9/10
School District: Forest Hills Public Schools
Flood Risk
None
Not in flood zone
Nearest Park
SEIDMAN COUNTY PARK
0.9 mi
Parks Nearby
6
within 1 mile
Frequently asked about The Conservancy
- What do homes cost in The Conservancy?
- The median home value in The Conservancy is about $610,000. Individual prices vary by street, size, and condition.
- How active is the The Conservancy housing market?
- no homes are listed in The Conservancy right now, and 1 home sold here in the last 12 months. Listings refresh throughout the day from the MichRIC MLS.
- What schools serve The Conservancy?
- The Conservancy is served by Forest Hills Public Schools. Its highest-rated assigned school is Lowell Senior High School (9/10).
- Is The Conservancy walkable?
- The Conservancy scores 0.0/10 for walkability — a measure of walking, biking, and driving access to groceries, dining, parks, schools, and transit.