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Homes and Real Estate in Plymouth, Minnesota
Plymouth is a city of about 81,000 people, 10 miles west of downtown Minneapolis, with Medicine Lake, Parkers Lake, and 863 cul-de-sacs.
Living in Plymouth
Plymouth is one of the largest cities in Minnesota, with about 81,000 residents. It is in Hennepin County, about 10 miles west of downtown Minneapolis.
I'm Lesley, a REALTOR® with Bridge Realty, and we help buyers and sellers in Plymouth and across Minnesota.
What is Plymouth, MN like? It is a large suburb of winding residential streets set among lakes and wetlands. The city counts 863 cul-de-sacs along its 300 miles of streets, which tells you a lot about how its neighborhoods are laid out.
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How Plymouth is laid out
Plymouth became a village in 1955 and a city in 1974, and most of its neighborhoods were built in the decades since. Instead of a street grid, you will find subdivisions that curve around ponds, parks, and wetlands.
- Single-family neighborhoods, many on cul-de-sacs, with homes from several decades.
- Townhomes and condominiums, where we review the association's dues, rules, and reserves before you make an offer.
- Homes near the lakes, around Medicine Lake and Parkers Lake.
One detail matters more here than in most cities: four school districts serve different parts of Plymouth. Two similar homes a mile apart can be in different districts, so we confirm the district for every home you consider.
Lakes and parks
- Medicine Lake. At 902 acres, the second-largest lake in Hennepin County.
- French Regional Park. A regional park on Medicine Lake, with trails and a swimming beach.
- Parkers Lake Park. A city park with a swimming beach.
- Hilde Performance Center. An outdoor stage that hosts summer concerts and community events.
Commute and schools
The commute. Interstate 494 runs north and south through the middle of Plymouth, Highway 55 runs toward downtown Minneapolis, and Highway 169 runs along the east side.
Schools. Wayzata, Robbinsdale, Osseo, and Hopkins school districts each serve part of the city. Wayzata High School is located in Plymouth. The district depends on the address, so confirm it for any specific home.
How we help buyers and sellers in Plymouth
- Buying. We begin with your budget and the steps of the purchase before we tour. See buying a home in Minnesota and how we help buyers.
- Selling. We price your home from recent Plymouth sales, prepare it, and market it widely. See selling your home and our home value page.
Moving up to a larger home? See our page for move-up buyers. Comparing communities? We also work in Maple Grove to the north and Minnetonka to the south.
Let's talk about Plymouth
Whether you are buying, moving up, or selling in Plymouth, we would be glad to help. No pressure and no obligation.
Send us a message or call (651) 661-4770. What questions do you have?
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Plymouth, Minnesota?
Plymouth is in Hennepin County, about 10 miles west of downtown Minneapolis.
How big is Plymouth?
It had 81,026 residents at the 2020 census, which makes it one of the largest cities in Minnesota.
Which school districts serve Plymouth?
Four districts serve the city: Wayzata, Robbinsdale, Osseo, and Hopkins. The district depends on the address, so confirm it for a specific home.
What lakes are in Plymouth?
Medicine Lake, the second-largest lake in Hennepin County at 902 acres, and Parkers Lake, which has a city swimming beach.
Can I buy a new home before I sell my current one?
Often, yes. Options include a contingent offer, a bridge loan, or timing both closings close together. We review them with a lender first.
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