Waukazoo Woods Homes For Sale — Holland, Michigan

Waukazoo Woods is one of Holland's most beloved and established neighborhoods — a mature, wooded community nestled along the northern shore of Lake Macatawa in Holland Township. With its canopy of towering trees, winding residential streets, and unbeatable proximity to both the water and downtown Holland, Waukazoo Woods consistently ranks among the most desirable places to live on West Michigan's lakeshore.

Homes in Waukazoo Woods range from well-maintained mid-century family homes starting around $400,000 to expansive lakefront estates exceeding $1,000,000. The neighborhood's variety of home styles, lot sizes, and price points makes it accessible to a broad range of buyers — from growing families to those seeking a forever home in one of Holland's most iconic communities. Browse current listings below, or contact the Luke Bouman Team for expert local guidance.

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$9,999,900

229 Norwood Avenue, Holland

9 Beds 12 Baths 11,911 SqFt Residential MLS® # 25020936

$949,000

↓ $46,000

46 Counts Cove Court, Holland

5 Beds 4 Baths 4,019 SqFt Residential MLS® # 25032505

$640,000

229 Portchester Road, Holland

4 Beds 3 Baths 4,089 SqFt Residential MLS® # 26006585

$430,000

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143 S 160th Avenue, Holland

4 Beds 2 Baths 2,100 SqFt Residential MLS® # 26005886

About Waukazoo Woods — Holland, Michigan

Waukazoo Woods has been a cornerstone of Holland's residential landscape for generations. The neighborhood traces its roots to the early 1800s when the area along Lake Macatawa's northern shore began attracting settlers drawn to its natural beauty and water access. Today, Waukazoo Woods is a fully established, tree-canopied community where mature oaks and maples shade streets lined with an eclectic mix of mid-century homes, updated ranches, two-story colonials, and custom-built lakefront properties.

What makes Waukazoo Woods stand out isn't just the homes — it's the setting. The neighborhood sits between downtown Holland to the east and Lake Macatawa's open water to the south, giving residents the rare combination of being minutes from everything while feeling genuinely tucked away. Streets like Waukazoo Drive and Lakeshore Drive offer some of the most scenic residential drives in all of West Michigan, with sweeping views of Lake Macatawa and access to private docks and waterfront access points for residents.

The community has a strong neighborhood identity. Long-time residents and newer arrivals alike tend to put down deep roots in Waukazoo Woods — it's the kind of neighborhood where people raise their children and then watch their grandchildren grow up in the same community.

What Homes in Waukazoo Woods Look Like

Waukazoo Woods is not a cookie-cutter subdivision. Because the neighborhood developed organically over many decades, you'll find a genuine variety of home styles and sizes on the same street:

• Mid-Century Ranch Homes — Well-built 1950s–1970s ranches on generous lots with mature landscaping. Many have been tastefully updated while preserving their original character. Typically 1,400–2,200 sq ft.
• Two-Story Colonial & Traditional Homes — Spacious family homes with 3–5 bedrooms, formal dining rooms, and large yards. Often in the $450,000–$700,000 range depending on updates and lot location.
• Custom Lakefront Estates — Properties along Waukazoo Drive and with direct Lake Macatawa frontage can reach $1,000,000 to $10,000,000+, offering private docks, expansive water views, and premium finishes throughout.
• Updated Modern Homes — A growing number of fully renovated or newly constructed homes have joined the neighborhood, bringing open floor plans, modern kitchens, and high-end finishes to the established streetscape.

Location & Convenience

Waukazoo Woods sits in a genuinely convenient location that's rare for a neighborhood this peaceful and wooded:

• Downtown Holland — approximately 10 minutes east. 8th Street restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, Farmers Market, and Hope College are all within easy reach.
• Lake Michigan beaches — approximately 10–15 minutes west via Riley Street or Lakewood Boulevard to Holland State Park and the Big Red lighthouse.
• Lake Macatawa — many streets in Waukazoo Woods back directly up to the lake or are within a short walk of the shoreline.
• Ottawa Beach Road — connects residents quickly to the channel, waterfront dining, and the Lake Michigan shoreline.
• Grand Rapids — approximately 35–40 minutes east via I-196. A very manageable commute for those who work in the Grand Rapids metro.

Schools Serving Waukazoo Woods

Waukazoo Woods falls within the West Ottawa Public Schools district, one of Ottawa County's most respected school systems. West Ottawa operates multiple elementary schools, West Ottawa Middle School (North and South campuses), and West Ottawa High School — a large 4A school known for strong academics, competitive athletics, and robust performing arts programs.

Private school options are also accessible from Waukazoo Woods. Holland Christian Schools is a highly regarded K–12 private system located in Holland with a strong academic reputation. Hope College, a nationally recognized liberal arts institution, is approximately 10 minutes away in downtown Holland.

Things to Do Near Waukazoo Woods

• Boating on Lake Macatawa — Residents with dock access or nearby launch access enjoy one of West Michigan's premier inland lakes, with a channel route to Lake Michigan for open water boating.
• Waukazoo Woods Neighborhood Trails — The wooded character of the neighborhood makes it a natural for walking, running, and cycling on the quiet residential streets and nearby paths.
• Holland State Park — A short drive west brings you to one of Michigan's most visited state parks, with a wide sandy Lake Michigan beach, camping, and the iconic Big Red lighthouse.
• Kollen Park — A beautiful Lake Macatawa shoreline park in downtown Holland with a beach, picnic areas, and concert venue — popular with Waukazoo Woods families.
• Downtown Holland Dining & Shopping — 8th Street's thriving restaurant, retail, and entertainment district is 10 minutes away and features some of the best locally owned dining in West Michigan.
• Tulip Time Festival — Holland's famous annual festival each May is a community-wide celebration that Waukazoo Woods residents have front-row access to every year.

Explore Other Holland Michigan Neighborhoods

If Waukazoo Woods interests you, these nearby Holland communities may also be worth exploring:

• Lake Macatawa Real Estate — Dedicated waterfront properties on Lake Macatawa across multiple Holland neighborhoods.
• Park Township — Just west of Holland, offering larger lots, Lake Michigan access, and a quieter pace.
• Bay Meadows — An established Holland neighborhood with spacious homes and easy access to parks and schools.
• Tiffany Shores — An upscale lakefront community on Lake Macatawa with beautiful homes and water views.
• Macatawa Legends — A premier golf and resort-style community for buyers seeking a luxury lifestyle.
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