Lake Minnetonka Homes For Sale

SPECIALIZING IN THE HOMES, LAKESHORE, LIFESTYLE AND HISTORY OF LAKE MINNETONKA

Dan Hollerman Realtor | Compass

As a Lake Minnetonka resident, the Lake is Dan's passion. Living and experiencing each season on Lake Minnetonka has given Dan a full understanding of the benefits and drawbacks of each area and what to look for and what to avoid. Having learned firsthand the value of the area over a lifetime he is uniquely equipped to find the ideal situation for your family.

Real Estate Statistics

Average Price	$3.5M
Lowest Price	$250K
Highest Price	$15.3M
Total Listings	52
Avg. Days On Market	47
Avg. Price/SQFT	$718

Property Types (active listings)

History

The storied history of Lake Minnetonka is as interesting and complex as the lake itself. From the "Mound Builders" the first inhabitance, to the discovery of the lake by Joe Brown and Will Snelling in 1822, Lake Minnetonka has been a point of interest and a coveted destination in the midwest. We celebrate the history of Lake Minnetonka and are constantly amazed by the neverending story of Minnesota's premier lake.

Geography

Lake Minnetonka was formed approximately 10,000 years ago as the Laurentide Ice Sheet receded northward. The lake is a collection of kettle lakes connected by channels and marshlands which, along with 18 islands, comprise its irregular shape and 133 miles of shoreline. Lake Minnetonka is divided into two halves, the Upper Lake in the west and the Lower Lake in the east, which reflect the easterly flow of water in the lake's watershed. The deepest point of Lake Minnetonka is 113 feet in Crystal Bay. The average depth of the lake is approximately 30 feet. With a surface area of 14,528 acres, Lake Minnetonka is the ninth largest lake in Minnesota.

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Size and Depth

Area: 14205.6 acres
Littoral Area: 5849 acres
Shore Length: 133.29 miles
Mean Depth: 30 feet
Maximum Depth: 113 feet
County: Hennepin
Near: Mound
Border Water: No
Sentinel Lake: No

Fish Species: black bullhead, black crappie, bluegill, brown bullhead, green sunfish, hybrid sunfish, largemouth bass, muskellunge, northern pike, pumpkinseed, rock bass, smallmouth bass, tiger muskellunge, walleye, white crappie, yellow bullhead, yellow perch, bowfin (dogfish), common carp, white sucker, central mudminnow, common shiner, golden shiner.

DNR Lake ID:

Minnetonka 27013300
Black Lake 27013306
Carsons Bay 27013303
Crystal Bay 27013310
Emerald Lake 27013308
Grays Bay 27013301
Halsteds Bay 27013309
Jennings Bay 27013315
Lower Lake 27013302
Maxwell Bay 27013311
North Arm 27013313
Seton Lake 27013307
St. Albans Bay 27013304
Stubbs Bay 27013312
Upper Lake 27013305
West Arm 27013314