Plymouth

Plymouth is a vibrant city with deep roots and a rich history that dates back to 1500 AD, when the Dakota Indians first settled the area. One of its most cherished landmarks, Medicine Lake, gets its name from the Dakota word Mdewakanton, meaning "Spirit of the Lake". While Plymouth officially became a village in 1955 and a city in 1974, its story begins long before that. Today, it’s a welcoming community that blends natural beauty, cultural heritage, and modern living, making it a wonderful place to call home. 

Real Estate Statistics

Average Price $962K
Lowest Price $275K
Highest Price $3.8M
Total Listings 70
Avg. Days On Market 46
Avg. Price/SQFT $243

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Plymouth Highlights:

Plymouth, Minnesota, is a standout community known for its exceptional quality of life. In 2023, the city won the Voice of the People Award for Excellence in Education, Arts, and Culture, highlighting its strong commitment to fostering a vibrant and inclusive community. Money Magazine also named Plymouth the #1 city to live in the United States, praising its attractive neighborhoods, thriving industry, abundant parks, and top-rated schools. As the seventh-largest city in Minnesota, Plymouth is conveniently located just 15 miles west of downtown Minneapolis in Hennepin County, making it a perfect choice for commuters. With a population of around 78,351 as of 2018, Plymouth continues to grow while prioritizing the preservation of green spaces and environmental protection amid ongoing residential and retail development. This balance of progress and nature makes Plymouth an inviting place to call home.

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WAYZATA SCHOOL DISTRICT

Wayzata is located in the Wayzata School District and is an award-winning school district for academics, and has a very competitive and diverse athletic program. School District 284 serves the cities of Wayzata, Corcoran, Maple Grove, Medicine Lake, Medina, Minnetonka, and Plymouth, and operates over 38 square miles of land. 

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DINING AND RETAIL

Plymouth has a booming retail and dining economy. It's so large and diverse that you would be perfectly fine never buying anything or eating anywhere besides Plymouth again.

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