Walnut Acres
Urban energy, solid value
Median $192K·Walkability 7.3/10·Schools 3.8/10
The platted nine-acre footprint of Walnut Acres sits so close to a transit stop you could practically roll out of bed and catch a bus—a rarity in West Michigan subdivisions where cars still reign. Homes here run around $192K on lots averaging 0.17 acres, modest by design, which means less yard work and more time for what's actually nearby: 36 restaurants within a mile, a coffee shop less than a mile away, and Hillcroft Park within an 11-minute walk.
Why people love it here
Walkability
Good
Overall walkability score out of 10
Based on actual walk/bike/drive times to nearby amenities via Mapbox
$192K median
- Based on 3yr sales
Park-rich area
- 25 parks within 1 mile
- Unnamed bike_path: 12 min walk
- Blissfield Homes Area Trail: 12 min walk
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Median home price in Walnut Acres
Estimated Monthly Payment
$1,303/mo
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Median Sale Price
$192K
Based on 3yr sales
Parcels / Units
39
Median Lot Size
0.16 ac
0.10 ac – 0.31 ac
Flood Risk
None
Not in flood zone
Nearest Park
Hillcroft Park
0.6 mi
Parks Nearby
25
within 1 mile
Frequently asked about Walnut Acres
- What do homes cost in Walnut Acres?
- The median home value in Walnut Acres is about $192,000. Individual prices vary by street, size, and condition.
- What schools serve Walnut Acres?
- Walnut Acres is served by Godwin Heights Public Schools. Its highest-rated assigned school is Godwin Heights Middle School (5/10).
- Is Walnut Acres walkable?
- Walnut Acres scores 7.3/10 for walkability — a measure of walking, biking, and driving access to groceries, dining, parks, schools, and transit.