Ada Real Estate Ada Subdivisions, Dana Iler, Forest Hills School System, Keller Williams Real Estate 9:44 pm
While there are between 20-100 Elite properties on the market in the Forest Hill School System, only a handful of subdivisions exist which are listed below. New subdivisions are being built annually. For a comprehensive list of available properties contact Dana Iler w/ Keller Williams Realty @ 616.745.4233 or email: danailer@grar.com
Manchester Hills
Montreux
Skyevale
Ada Real Estate Ada Subdivisions, Dana Iler, Forest Hills School System, Keller Williams Real Estate 9:37 pm
Below are several subdivisions within Forest Hills Schools priced between $500,000 – $800,000. For a comprehensive list contact Dana Iler w/ Keller Williams Realty at 616.745.4233 or email: danailer@grar.com
Anderson Woods
Baileau Oaks
Beard Farms
Catamount
Darby Farms
Flowers Crossing
Tall Pines
The Hills of Evergreen Lake
Watermark
Wildwood Estates
Ada Real Estate Ada Subdivisions, Dana Iler, Forest Hills School System, Keller Williams Real Estate 9:28 pm
Below are several subdivisions within Forest Hills Schools priced between $400,000 – $500,000. For a comprehensive list contact Dana Iler w/ Keller Williams Realty at 616.745.4233 or email: danailer@grar.com
Cascade Pointe
Copperwood
Flowers Crossing
Greentree Farms
Hunters Way
Ryan Ridge
The Orchards
Watermark
West Village
Ada Real Estate Ada Subdivisions, Dana Iler, Forest Hills School System, Keller Williams Real Estate 9:20 pm
Below are a few of the subdivisions within Forest Hills School System with listings between $300-400,000. For a more detailed list of currently listed properties contact Dana Iler w/ Keller Williams Realty @ 616.745.4233
Ada Mornings
Ada Woods
Brookside
Cascade Farms
Cascade Woods
Clements Mill
Greentree Farms
Maracaibo Shores
Ryann Ridge
West Hampton
Ada Real Estate Ada Subdivisions, Dana Iler, Forest Hills School System, Keller Williams Real Estate 9:10 pm
The following communities currently have values beginning in the $250’s and increasing through $300,000 and possibly more. Fore a more detailed list of current properties for sale contact Dana Iler w/ Keller Williams Realty @ danailer@grar.com
Ada Mornings
Clements Mill
Creekside Estates
Greentree Farms
Kensington Woods
West Hamptons
Ada Real Estate Ada Subdivisions 9:02 pm
The following Neighborhoods have listings for sale currently valued between $200,000 – $250,000 in Forest Hills School System. For a detailed list of properties contact Dana Iler w/ Keller Williams Realty @ danailer@grar.com or 616.745.4233
Ada Meadows
Adacroft
Ada Woods
Cascade Springs
Cascade Woods
Shiloh Pines
Ada Living Shop Ada 8:51 pm
With spring on the horizon, dust your bikes off and go for a ride! If you’re in the market for a new bicycle, visit Ada Bike
Located in charming Downtown Ada, just minutes east of Grand Rapids, Ada Bike Shop carries Cannondale, Scott, Cervelo, Electra, Gary Fisher, Raleigh, and Transition bikes.
Ada Living Ada Bike Path 8:47 pm
This trail is suited for any ability level. It is not technical and can be ridden fast or slow. It is about 7 miles long. All trails are shared with hikers. It is open Feb. 1st – Sep. 14th.
Directions: 4 Mile Rd NE & Dursum Ave NE Ada, MI 49301 Coming from Ada: North on Honey Creek West on 4 Mile North on Dursum Ave. Coming from the west or north: East on Cannonsburg Rd. South on Egypt Valley Ave. East on 4 Mile North on Dursum Ave.
Ada Living Ada Bridge 10:44 pm
The Michigan State Legislature authorised Ada Township to borrow up to $3,000 for building or maintaining bridges in the area. Construction of this bridge, also known as the “Bradfield Bridge” was carried out in 1867 by William Holmes.
Prior to construction of the upstream dam, the Thornapple River was prone to flooding. According to a historical marker posted at the bridge, “it is said that farmers used to drive wagons loaded with stones onto the bridge during high water to hold it to the foundation.”Repair work was carried out in 1913 to modify the trusses, and replace the timber abutments with reinforced concrete. The bridge was part of an important artery into the village of Ada until 1930, when the main highway was rerouted and a concrete bridge built further down the Thornapple River. At that time the bridge was closed to automobile traffic, reverting to pedestrian use only.
In 1941 the Kent County Road Commission and the Works Progress Administration made extensive restorations, re-roofing the bridge with new protective creosote shingles and replacing many of its decayed underlying supports with new beams. The Road Commission purchased a nearby barn to supply wood for replacement of badly deteriorated elements.The bridge was listed with the Michigan State Register on May 9, 1969 and with the National Register on February 16, 1970. It was awarded a Michigan Historical Marker (site L0075) on August 28, 1974. It is one of four existing publicly owned covered bridges in Michigan.
In 1979 the roof collapsed due to heavy snow, and the bridge was restored using funds raised by private donations. Shortly after the repairs were finished, the bridge was completely destroyed by fire. The citizens again rallied, this time with the help of the Amway corporation, headquartered in Ada, and rebuilt it once again. The replica bridge, now resting on concrete abutments, is 14 feet wide and 125 feet long.
The bridge is now open only to pedestrian traffic and connects the Village of Ada on one side of the Thornapple River with a park on the other side. It is maintained by the Kent County Park system.
Ada Living Ada, Dog Park, Shaggy Pines 10:40 pm
This unique, 20-acre private park is located in the heart of Cascade Township serving the Metro Grand Rapids area. You’ll find plenty of towering pines, rolling hills, and wide-open green spaces just 3 miles from 28th Street! Shaggy Pines Dog Park has been designed as your dogs very own ‘heaven-on-earth’.
Several membership choices are available.
This unique park is even equipped with a coffee shop, do-it-yourself dog bath, and puppy store. Check out their website @ http://shaggypines.com
