
Village of Grandville (Original Plat)
Explore Village of Grandville (Original Plat) — a platted subdivision in Greater Grand Rapids.
“Surrounded by nature”
Park-rich area
- 3 parks within 1 mile
$385K median
Somewhat walkable
- 0 places within a 10 min walk
This 61-acre community in Kent County offers a unique blend of suburban living with generous lot sizes averaging nearly a quarter-acre per home. The area provides exceptional dining access with 14 restaurants within walking distance and outstanding transit connectivity, while maintaining a quiet residential feel where three-quarters of residents own their homes. Families benefit from Grandville Public Schools serving the area, with nearby amenities including Wedgwood Park and two other parks within a mile for outdoor recreation.
The location strikes an interesting balance between convenience and space, with coffee shops and restaurants at your doorstep but plenty of room to breathe on larger lots. Kenowa Lake sits just over a mile away, and three boat launches within five miles offer water recreation opportunities. This area works best for families seeking suburban tranquility with excellent dining and transit access, plus those who value larger lots and strong community ownership while staying connected to Grand Rapids amenities.
Environment & Amenities
Flood Risk
58.05%
FEMA flood zone
Nearest Park
Wedgwood Park
0.2 mi
Parks Nearby
3
within 1 mile
Nearest Lake
Kenowa Lake
1.4 mi
At a Glance
Est. Home Value
$385K
Based on assessor data
Parcels / Units
67
Median Lot Size
0.24 ac
906 sq ft – 4.7 ac
Homeowner Rate
73.98%
Principal residence
Walkability
Fair
Overall walkability score out of 10
Based on actual walk/bike/drive times to nearby amenities via Mapbox