West Spring Lake Subdivision No 1

The lots here sprawl generous—most running just under an acre—and the stone and vinyl homes read solidly traditional, built to last rather than impress. You're 19 acres carved into a subdivision within Harbor Point Area, where homes run around $727K and sit close enough to Sunnyside Park that a 6-minute walk lands you there. Spring Lake itself lies just over a mile away, and the subdivision borders the lake, so water access is real without being waterfront-dense. Downtown Grand Rapids pulls 43.6 minutes; Grand Haven's beaches are 6 minutes down the road. The neighborhood isn't remote—restaurants cluster within a mile (72 of them), a grocery store is walkable at 13 minutes, and a coffee shop sits under a mile away. Seven parks dot the immediate surroundings, which means there's constant green nearby. Schools feed into West MI Academy of Arts and Academics. This is suburban, established, and rooted in the kind of landscape where space and proximity actually coexist.