3 Minnesota Homes Featuring Custom Craftsmanship and Serene Acreage

On a quiet cul-de-sac in Shorewood, this custom Gonyea-built home balances refined design with everyday ease. Thoughtful upgrades and premium finishes run throughout, complemented by smart-home technology, extensive lighting, automation, and whole-home audio. The open-concept main level centers on a gourmet kitchen appointed with Wolf appliances and a Ventahood, creating a natural hub for cooking and gathering. For downtime, the spa-like primary suite offers a private retreat, while the finished lower level adds a rec room, wet bar, and guest suite for relaxed hosting. An indoor athletic court brings year-round activity under one roof. Outdoors, a screened porch with cedar ceiling and fireplace extends the living space, alongside Trex decking for easy entertaining. A heated 3-car garage with floor drain and water access completes the experience.

A study in contemporary comfort, this beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence sits in an Inver Grove Heights neighborhood known for spacious front and back yards and well-spaced homes that offer added privacy. Nearly every corner has been refreshed inside and out, starting with a kitchen updated with new cabinets, countertops, backsplash, and an oven with an exhaust hood. Both bathrooms have been stylishly renovated, while new carpet brings warmth to the lower-level flex room and entertainment areas. The basement adds everyday practicality with a large laundry room, workshop, and a dedicated wet bar room. Recent exterior improvements include a new roof on the house, garage, and shed (2022–2024), plus new siding on both the house and garage. An oversized concrete driveway and insulated, oversized two-car garage with 220-volt power support hobbies and projects, with parks, schools, and amenities close by.

Set on a peaceful 2.5-acre wooded lot in Delano, this spacious rambler balances a sense of retreat with an easy, everyday layout. Inside, the home offers over 2,500 finished square feet, arranged to support both quiet routines and lively gatherings. An open living concept keeps the main spaces connected, creating a natural flow from one moment of the day to the next, while practical features add comfort and convenience to the overall design. With three bedrooms and three baths, there’s room to spread out without losing the intimacy that makes a rambler feel grounded and livable. Outside, the wooded setting frames the house with privacy and seasonal change—morning coffee, evening walks, and weekends at home all feel a little more unhurried here.

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