Home listings: What $425,000 buys in the Twin Cities area

What you get for the money in Shorewood, St. Louis Park and Maplewood.

April 23, 2021 at 1:05PM
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Shorewood (Maggie Trenary/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Shorewood

Built in 1925, this two-bedroom, one-bath house has 992 square feet and features two bedrooms on the upper level, hardwood floors, eat-in kitchen, screened porch, sunroom, two-car detached garage and shed on a property backing up to the Lake Minnetonka regional bike trail. Listed by Maggie Trenary, Trenary Realty Group, 612-554-0902.

St. Louis Park

Built in 1940, this three-bedroom, two-bath house has 1,828 square feet and features three bedrooms on the main level, a fireplace, hardwood floors, dining room, stainless-steel kitchen appliances, finished basement and one-car detached garage. Listed by Andrew Mayamba, the Agency Real Estate Brokerage, 612-599-5642.

Maplewood

Built in 2002, this five-bedroom, four-bath house has 2,818 square feet and features three bedrooms on the upper level, two fireplaces, hardwood floors, full finished basement, deck and three-car attached garage. Listed by Byron Anfinson, 612-702-1117, and Carolynn Carleton, 612-710-3301, Coldwell Banker Realty.

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St. Louis Park (Andrew Mayamba/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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Maplewood (Carolynn Carleton/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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