Awais Manzoor

In Havre, Montana, this pair of AS-IS listings speaks to a hands-on, value-add approach to homeownership. Both properties present clear rehab needs, from paint and flooring to windows, electrical work, and exterior repairs, making them especially relevant for investors or contractors comfortable with deferred maintenance. Yet each offers its own intrigue: one includes a large heated second garage with an air compressor and space for parking, animals, and “toys,” while the other is a bank-owned REO with an unusually large seven-bedroom, three-bath footprint.

Along McCall’s North Shore Drive, one top-floor, corner condo captures the ease of amenity-rich living paired with a calming courtyard outlook. Bright exposure and a balcony extend the home’s indoor-outdoor rhythm, while two generously sized bedrooms, wide closets, and a spacious living and dining area support everyday comfort. Shared conveniences, including extra storage, ample parking, and coin-operated laundry, keep upkeep simple. Beyond the front door, a pool, recreation center, tennis, and a playground round out a community designed for time well spent.

live close to the water, entertain with ease, and keep space in reserve for every pursuit. From Crane Lake and Lake Vermilion shorelines to Lake Minnetonka access and metro-new construction in Mendota Heights, each residence pairs privacy with polished, upgraded finishes. Expansive decks, bright great rooms, and walkout-ready layouts set the stage for gatherings, while boathouses, oversized heated outbuildings, and shouse-scale shops make room for boats, vehicles, and gear.

Across Minnesota, this quintet of homes shares a lifestyle-first point of view, where design and setting shape the everyday experience. From a polished former model in the Wayzata Schools to an acreage estate near Stewartville, each residence is built for gathering with generous living zones and thoughtful upgrades. Restored Victorian character in Lanesboro meets near-new craftsmanship after a down-to-the-studs Rochester transformation. The collection rounds out on Otter Tail Lake, where renovated comfort and classic “up-north” warmth frame the water.

Design-forward spaces that live as beautifully outdoors as they do in. Material-rich architecture in wood, glass, stone, and steel is paired with light-filled great rooms, open plans, and entertaining-ready transitions to decks, courts, and grounds. Each residence also privileges privacy—via gated communities, intimate enclaves, treed lots, or 40 secluded acres—while remaining close to downtowns and daily conveniences.

Across this quintet of Minnesota properties, the common thread is lifestyle-first living shaped by water, fairways, and open land. From nearly 30 acres of rolling, wooded terrain in Forest Lake to a custom walk-out set on Hadley Hills’ hole 8 in Rochester, each setting prioritizes privacy and outdoor recreation. In Blaine, two updated homes quintet turnkey interiors with pond views, trails, and proximity to Sunrise Lake beach and park. The collection culminates on Spring Lake, where sandy shoreline and year-round amenities elevate classic lake life.

living well through setting, simplicity, and potential. A top-floor Lake Minnetonka condo pairs sweeping Jennings Bay views with a covered boat slip and resort-style association amenities. In Kasson, a freshly painted home invites equity-minded customization with a lower level poised for expansion. Low-maintenance ease anchors a Detroit Lakes condo with a 2-stall garage and patio, and a Rochester townhome with a flexible loft near everyday conveniences. Up north, 62 acres near Nashwauk offer trails, outbuildings, and year-round retreat.

Across Minnesota, a quintet of desirable homes highlights the many ways comfort and character take shape. In Saint Paul, a heavily customized rowhome in Highland Bridge brings a bespoke sensibility to modern townhome living. Rochester contributes a beautifully maintained 1905 two-story in Pill Hill, where classic character meets thoughtful updates and walkable convenience. Inver Grove Heights offers seclusion on a wooded, private lot with inviting outdoor spaces. In Mound, tall ceilings and a refreshed layout elevate easy living, while Delano showcases a one-owner home designed with Minnesota winters in mind.

Across the Twin Cities’ west and east sides, this trio traces a spectrum of lifestyle-first living, from practical ease to true destination frontage. In Medina, a detached luxury townhome at the Villas at Medina Country Club embraces single-level comfort with a golf-course panorama and a four-season connection to the greens. Oakdale offers an end-unit townhome where everyday convenience—same-floor laundry, storage, and an attached garage—sets the pace. On Lake Minnetonka’s Harrisons Bay, an architecturally refined custom home pairs panoramic views with beachside living and flexible entertaining spaces.

In Northern Minnesota, one mixed-use commercial property in Northome presents a turn-key hospitality and income opportunity under a single roof. Set within an 8,000-square-foot building, the offering includes an operating sit-down restaurant with a full kitchen and bar, with inventory and equipment conveyed to streamline the transition. Beyond restaurant revenue, an already-rented garage space and additional shop and outbuilding areas introduce a layered compound of potential. The result is a flexible setting for owner-operators and investors alike.