Anoka County • Mississippi River • Northwest Metro

Coon Rapids, MN Homes for Sale & Real Estate

Coon Rapids, Minnesota has an estimated 2025 population of approximately 64,193 and offers a broad housing mix that includes established single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums, newer properties and homes near parks, trails and the Mississippi River.

As of August 2026, major citywide housing-market benchmarks are approximately $330,000 to $335,000 depending on the measurement. Located in Anoka County north of Minneapolis, Coon Rapids provides regional access through Highway 10, Highway 610 and nearby major transportation corridors.

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Coon Rapids Real Estate & Community Guide

Living in Coon Rapids, Minnesota

Coon Rapids combines established north-metro neighborhoods with Mississippi River recreation, regional parks, shopping, trails and convenient access toward Minneapolis and surrounding communities.

Buyers considering Coon Rapids can explore established single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums, newer properties and homes near parks, trails and the Mississippi River corridor.

The city's housing stock spans multiple decades, creating a range of architectural styles, floor plans, lot sizes and renovation levels.

Coon Rapids is served primarily by Anoka-Hennepin School District 11 and also includes Anoka-Ramsey Community College, regional shopping, healthcare and recreation facilities.

64,193 Estimated 2025 Population
$330K–$335K August 2026 Market Benchmarks
About 50 Parks & Natural Areas
40+ Miles Trails & Trail Connections

August 2026 figures represent different housing-market measurements. Redfin's three-month median sale price was approximately $330,000, Zillow's typical Coon Rapids home value was approximately $331,000 and Realtor.com's median listing price was approximately $335,000. These measurements are not interchangeable. Individual property values vary by neighborhood, home type, age, condition, lot size, improvements, association structure and current market conditions.

Coon Rapids MN Real Estate

Coon Rapids Homes for Sale: Neighborhoods, Townhomes & River-Area Properties

Coon Rapids offers a wide range of housing styles within established neighborhoods throughout the city.

Established Single-Family Homes

Coon Rapids includes numerous established neighborhoods with single-family homes representing multiple decades of construction, architectural styles and lot configurations.

Townhomes

Townhome and association-maintained properties provide options for buyers interested in a different ownership style or reduced exterior maintenance.

Condominiums

Condominium properties provide additional housing choices for buyers comparing association living, shared amenities and lower-maintenance ownership.

River-Area Homes

The Mississippi River corridor creates opportunities to explore properties near water, trails, parks, river views and recreational areas.

Updated & Renovated Homes

Because much of Coon Rapids is established, buyers may compare original-condition homes with properties that have received significant interior and exterior updates.

Newer & Infill Properties

Buyers may also find newer construction and infill housing within established areas of Coon Rapids.

Buying an established home? Roofs, windows, siding, electrical systems, plumbing, sewer lines, foundations, insulation and mechanical systems can vary significantly depending on a home's age and renovation history. A thorough inspection can help you better understand the specific property.
Location & Regional Access

Coon Rapids' Northwest Metro Location

Coon Rapids is positioned north of Minneapolis with access to major roadways, regional transit, employment centers and neighboring communities.

Highway 10

U.S. Highway 10 is one of the city's primary east-west transportation corridors and provides connections toward Anoka, Ramsey and the broader Twin Cities metro.

Highway 610

Highway 610 provides an important east-west connection through the southern portion of the city with access toward Highway 10, Highway 252 and I-94.

Foley Boulevard Park & Ride

The Foley Boulevard Park & Ride provides a transit connection for commuters traveling between Coon Rapids and other metro destinations.

Minneapolis Access

Coon Rapids is located approximately 12 miles north of downtown Minneapolis, providing access to employment, entertainment and regional services.

Metro Transit service changed in 2026. Route 850 continues to provide express service from the Foley Boulevard Park & Ride toward downtown Minneapolis. Route 802 provides local service connecting Coon Rapids with Blaine and Northtown, while Route 888 serves former Northstar stations including Coon Rapids. Transit routes and schedules may change, so current Metro Transit information should be verified when transit is an important part of a home search.
Mississippi River • Coon Rapids Dam • Regional Trails

The Mississippi River Is Part of Coon Rapids' Identity

The river corridor provides trails, boating, fishing, natural areas and regional recreation within minutes of established residential neighborhoods.

Distinctly Coon Rapids

Mississippi River & Coon Rapids Dam

The Mississippi River and Coon Rapids Dam create one of the city's most recognizable outdoor recreation areas.

Coon Rapids Dam Regional Park

The Anoka County side of the dam includes river access, trails, natural areas, a visitor center and opportunities for fishing and outdoor recreation.

Coon Rapids Dam

The dam spans the Mississippi River and includes a pedestrian walkway connecting recreation areas on both sides of the river.

Mississippi Regional Trail

The Mississippi Regional Trail passes through southern Coon Rapids and connects riverfront parks with regional trail systems and neighboring communities.

River-Area Real Estate

Properties near the Mississippi River can vary considerably in elevation, views, lot configuration, water proximity and access to nearby recreation.

Considering a property near the Mississippi River? Floodplain information, shoreline regulations, erosion, insurance, easements, water access and applicable local or state requirements should be reviewed for the specific property.
Coon Rapids MN Schools

Anoka-Hennepin Schools — ISD 11

Coon Rapids is primarily served by Anoka-Hennepin School District 11. The district operates elementary, middle and high school campuses throughout the city.

Coon Rapids High School

Coon Rapids High School serves grades 9 through 12 and offers academic, career-focused, athletic and extracurricular programs, including biomedical science and engineering pathways.

Coon Rapids Middle School

Coon Rapids Middle School serves grades 6 through 8 and offers academic, music, athletics, clubs and college-readiness programming.

Northdale Middle School

Northdale Middle School is also located in Coon Rapids and serves students within Anoka-Hennepin School District.

Elementary Schools

Anoka-Hennepin operates several elementary schools within Coon Rapids, including Adams Elementary and other neighborhood elementary campuses.

Verify school assignment for the exact property. Elementary, middle and high school attendance boundaries vary throughout Coon Rapids. If a particular school is important to your search, verify the property address directly through Anoka-Hennepin's current school finder.

School boundaries, attendance areas, enrollment policies, specialty programs and grade configurations may change. Buyers should independently verify current school information directly with Anoka-Hennepin School District.

Parks, Trails & Outdoor Recreation

Coon Rapids Parks & Trails

Coon Rapids maintains about 50 parks and natural areas along with more than 40 miles of trails and regional trail connections.

Coon Rapids Dam Regional Park

The Mississippi River park offers trails, fishing, river access, natural areas and connections to regional recreation.

Bunker Hills Regional Park

Bunker Hills provides extensive regional recreation near Coon Rapids, including trails, open space, camping and seasonal activities.

Lions Coon Creek Park

Lions Coon Creek Park provides neighborhood recreation and trail access along the Coon Creek corridor.

Sand Creek Park

Sand Creek Park and the surrounding trail system provide athletic facilities, trails and additional community recreation.

Boulevard Plaza

Boulevard Plaza includes a seasonal splash pad, playground equipment, picnic space and community gathering areas.

Regional Trail Connections

Coon Rapids includes city and regional trail corridors connecting parks, natural areas, neighborhoods and the Mississippi River.

Around Coon Rapids

Community Life in Coon Rapids

Coon Rapids combines parks, river recreation, shopping, golf, community events and educational resources with an established residential setting in the northwest metro.

  • Coon Rapids Dam Regional Park
  • Mississippi River recreation
  • Bunker Hills Regional Park
  • Bunker Hills Golf Club
  • Riverdale shopping area
  • Anoka-Ramsey Community College
  • Coon Rapids Ice Center
  • Boulevard Plaza splash pad
  • City parks and trails
  • Fishing and boating
  • Community recreation programs
  • Seasonal events
Finding the Right Property

Is Coon Rapids a Match for Your Real Estate Goals?

Coon Rapids offers a range of housing types and neighborhood settings within an established northwest metro community.

First-time buyers may explore established single-family homes, townhomes and condominiums, while other buyers may focus on updated homes, larger floor plans or river-area properties.

Buyers interested in lower-maintenance ownership can compare association-maintained housing, while buyers interested in outdoor recreation can consider proximity to parks, trails and the Mississippi River.

Commuters may compare neighborhoods based on access to Highway 10, Highway 610, Foley Boulevard Park & Ride and other transportation corridors.

If school assignment, commute, townhome living, river proximity, garage space, parks or a particular neighborhood setting are priorities, those criteria can be incorporated directly into your property search.

Current Coon Rapids MN Real Estate

Homes for Sale in Coon Rapids, MN

Explore current homes for sale in Coon Rapids, Minnesota, including established single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums, updated properties and river-area homes.

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Local Real Estate Guidance

Your Coon Rapids, MN Real Estate Resource

Buying or selling a home can involve inspections, financing, appraisal, title work, negotiations, deadlines and many decisions along the way.

Coon Rapids' housing market can add other considerations. Older homes, renovations, townhome associations, condominiums, river-area properties, sewer lines and property-specific improvements may each require different research and due diligence.

My approach is education-focused. Whether you're buying your first home, selling a property, relocating, downsizing or comparing Coon Rapids neighborhoods, I'm here to help you understand your options and navigate the process.

Connie Stegora, REALTOR®
Keller Williams Classic Realty NW
MBA • GRI • MRP • AHWD

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Information is provided for general informational purposes. Population estimates, housing market statistics, school district boundaries, attendance areas, community amenities, park features, trail mileage, river information, floodplain and shoreline requirements, HOA requirements, transit routes, new-construction availability and property characteristics may change. Housing market figures shown above reflect August 2026 citywide benchmarks and should not be interpreted as the value or expected sale price of any specific property. Buyers should independently verify information important to their purchase with the applicable municipality, county, school district, homeowners association, Metro Transit, Minnesota DNR or other governing organization.