White & Cody'S Add.

You're a five-minute drive from downtown Grand Rapids in White & Cody's Add., a ten-acre platted subdivision where the blocks are tight and the texture is lived-in—modest homes on quarter-acre lots, the kind of streetscape where you can walk to a restaurant in three minutes and catch a transit stop in two. Rasberry Field sits four minutes on foot, part of a cluster of ten parks within a mile, so green space isn't scarce even at this density. The nearest grocery is an eleven-minute walk, and forty-two restaurants crowd the surrounding mile, which means dinner decisions happen fast and often on impulse. Homes here run around $180K, anchoring the subdivision in the Southeast Grand Rapids footprint where Seeds of Promise has been doing its long work of community transformation. Grand Rapids Public Schools serves the area, and if you're boat-minded, Butterworth Park's launch sits 1.6 miles out. This is tight urban living without pretense—walkable blocks, quick access downtown, the hum of a neighborhood where density and access do the work.