Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $2.9M |
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| Lowest Price | $889K |
| Highest Price | $6.9M |
| Total Listings | 6 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $630 |
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Minnetonka Beach Highlights:
The city of Minnetonka Beach is a unique, boot-shaped peninsula nestled between Crystal and Lafayette Bays on Lake Minnetonka. With around 230 homes and 540 residents, “The Beach” offers a close-knit, residential community rooted in heritage and character. Its pre-war era homes, stunning lake views, and dedication to preserving its quiet village feel make it one of the lake’s most distinctive neighborhoods. The historic Lafayette Club and St. Martin's Church are the only non-residential landmarks, reinforcing the city’s commitment to remaining primarily residential. Thoughtful city planning and active residents help protect open green spaces and parklands, preserving the peaceful charm of this lakeside gem. Whether it's summer golf at Lafayette or evening walks along the shoreline, Minnetonka Beach offers a lifestyle that feels both timeless and deeply connected.
INSIDER TIPS
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Minnetonka Beach is one of the smallest incorporated cities in Minnesota, with only 296 acres in the city.
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Minnetonka Beach Dock Program is a large draw for non-lakeshore homeowners. The city licenses through the Lake Minnetonka Conservation District and has 86 docks of varying sizes available to its residents. The residents must apply every year for the slips, but word has it that once you have a slip, it's yours to keep as long as you remain a resident of Minnetonka Beach.
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The Beach has its own City Hall and Post Office but uses the City of Orono's Police and Fire Departments.
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Minnetonka Beach residents are in the Orono School District, within 10 minutes of the District's sprawling campus.
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The lake location, small-town feel, engaged residents, and access to the Orono School District make Minnetonka Beach a highly desirable and in-demand area to buy a home.
ORONO SCHOOL DISTRICT
Minnetonka Beach is located in the Orono School District and is a top-rated school district that serves Independence, Long Lake, Maple Plain, Medina, Minnetonka Beach, and Orono.
MUNICIPAL BOAT SLIPS
The City of Minnetonka Beach offers 80 boat slips located at various sites throughout the community. These docks are licensed to the City by the Lake Minnetonka Conservation District and are available to Minnetonka Beach residents who do not live directly on the lake. Slip sizes and locations vary, and residents may apply annually for their preferred spot.
Returning dock holders must reapply each year; however, they typically retain their same slip unless they request a change or their eligibility status changes. The City provides lake access only—slip holders are responsible for supplying, installing, and removing their own docks at their own expense.
The annual application process begins in February, with City staff reaching out to returning dock users. New non-riparian residents interested in applying should contact the City Clerk at City Hall to inquire about availability. For full details and eligibility requirements, visit the City of Minnetonka Beach’s official website.
DINING
The only dining option in Minnetonka Beach is the Lafayette Club, which is a private club. Part of the charm of Minnetonka Beach is its old-time village feel and lack of commercial buildings.
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