Whistle Ridge
Strong schools draw families here
Median $495K·Walkability 3.3/10·Schools 7.8/10
...and that's really what makes Whistle Ridge work—you get 70 acres of space without feeling disconnected from anything that matters. Byron Center Public Schools serves the area, and there's a grocery store less than a mile away, along with a coffee shop just as close. A restaurant is barely an 8-minute walk if you don't feel like cooking, and there are 18 options within a mile radius when you want choices. Byron Township Whistlestop Park is an easy walk, with two other parks nearby as well. Downtown Grand Rapids is about 17 minutes away, so you're not isolated—you can reach Gerald R. Ford Airport in about 20 minutes if you need to—but you're also far enough out that the subdivision actually has room to breathe.
Why people love it here
Marshall Elementary School
- Elementary — 1.3 mi away
- Byron Center
- 4 rated schools in district
$495K median
- Based on 3yr sales
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Median home price in Whistle Ridge
Estimated Monthly Payment
$3,360/mo
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Based on 5 rated schools nearby
Range: 7/10 to 8/10
School District: Byron Center Public Schools
Frequently asked about Whistle Ridge
- What do homes cost in Whistle Ridge?
- The median home value in Whistle Ridge is about $494,950. Individual prices vary by street, size, and condition.
- What schools serve Whistle Ridge?
- Whistle Ridge is served by Byron Center Public Schools. Its highest-rated assigned school is Marshall Elementary School (8/10).
- Is Whistle Ridge walkable?
- Whistle Ridge scores 3.3/10 for walkability — a measure of walking, biking, and driving access to groceries, dining, parks, schools, and transit.