Hennepin County • West Metro • Lakes & Trails

Plymouth, MN Homes for Sale & Real Estate

Plymouth, Minnesota has an estimated 2025 population of approximately 78,942 and offers a broad housing mix that includes established single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums, newer construction, custom homes and properties near lakes, parks and trails.

As of August 2026, major citywide housing-market benchmarks range from approximately $497,000 to $545,000 depending on the measurement. Located in Hennepin County west of Minneapolis, Plymouth offers access to I-494, Highway 55, Highway 169 and nearby I-394.

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Plymouth Real Estate & Community Guide

Living in Plymouth, Minnesota

Plymouth combines established west-metro neighborhoods with lakes, regional parks, extensive trails, employment centers and access to major Twin Cities transportation corridors.

Buyers considering Plymouth can explore established single-family homes, newer properties, townhomes, condominiums, custom homes, larger properties and homes near lakes, parks and trails.

Housing varies substantially by neighborhood, with options ranging from established residential areas to newer development and larger custom properties.

Plymouth is served by four public school districts: Wayzata ISD 284, Robbinsdale ISD 281, Osseo ISD 279 and Hopkins ISD 270. District and individual school assignment depend on the specific property address.

78,942 Estimated 2025 Population
$497K–$545K August 2026 Market Benchmarks
68 Parks Developed Parks
180+ Miles City & Regional Trails

August 2026 figures represent different housing-market measurements. Realtor.com's median listing price was approximately $497,000, Zillow's typical Plymouth home value was approximately $510,000 and Redfin's three-month median sale price was approximately $545,000. These measurements are not interchangeable. Individual property values vary based on neighborhood, home type, age, condition, lot size, updates, association structure and current market conditions.

Plymouth MN Real Estate

Plymouth Homes for Sale: Established Neighborhoods, Luxury Homes & Townhomes

Plymouth's size and development history create a broad range of housing styles, neighborhood settings and price points.

Established Single-Family Homes

Established neighborhoods throughout Plymouth include single-family homes representing multiple decades of construction, architectural styles, floor plans and lot configurations.

Custom & Higher-End Homes

Plymouth includes custom and higher-priced properties with larger floor plans, upgraded finishes, additional garage space, larger lots and distinctive architecture.

Townhomes & Condominiums

Townhomes, condominiums and other association-maintained properties provide options for buyers comparing different ownership styles and exterior-maintenance arrangements.

Newer Homes

Buyers may find newer construction and more recently developed neighborhoods with contemporary layouts, finishes, building systems and garage configurations.

Lake-Area Properties

Plymouth's lakes create opportunities to explore homes near water, lake views, trails, beaches and outdoor recreation.

Larger Homes & Lots

Buyers looking for additional space can compare properties with larger floor plans, multi-car garages, mature landscaping and larger lots.

Comparing a townhome, custom home or newer property? HOA fees, association rules, exterior maintenance, builder warranties, renovation history, lot characteristics and included features can vary substantially. I can help you compare those details alongside the home itself.
Location & Regional Access

Plymouth's West Metro Location

Plymouth is positioned west of Minneapolis with access to major highways connecting the city to employment centers and communities throughout the Twin Cities.

Interstate 494

I-494 runs through Plymouth and provides regional connections toward Maple Grove, Minnetonka, Eden Prairie and other western metro communities.

Highway 55

Highway 55 is an important east-west corridor through Plymouth with access toward Minneapolis, Golden Valley, Medina and communities farther west.

Highway 169

Highway 169 provides additional north-south access near eastern Plymouth with connections toward Brooklyn Park, Hopkins and other metro areas.

I-394 & Minneapolis

Nearby I-394 provides another route toward downtown Minneapolis and employment centers along the western metropolitan corridor.

Plymouth covers a substantial geographic area. Travel time to major highways, downtown Minneapolis, employment centers, schools, shopping and recreation can vary between neighborhoods. Commute priorities can be incorporated directly into your home search.
Medicine Lake • French Regional Park • Northwest Greenway

Lakes, Parks and Trails Help Define Plymouth

Plymouth combines established neighborhoods with significant parkland, regional trails, lakes and outdoor recreation throughout the western Twin Cities metro.

Distinctly Plymouth

Medicine Lake, Regional Trails & Open Space

Medicine Lake, neighborhood lakes and regional trail corridors create a strong outdoor-recreation component within Plymouth.

Medicine Lake

Medicine Lake is one of Plymouth's most recognizable natural features and the second-largest lake in Hennepin County.

Medicine Lake Regional Trail

The approximately 20.7-mile paved regional trail connects the Medicine Lake area with parks, neighborhoods and communities across the region.

Northwest Greenway

The Northwest Greenway preserves approximately 315 acres of open space through northern Plymouth and includes a paved trail corridor through residential and natural areas.

Lake-Area Real Estate

Homes near Plymouth's lakes can vary considerably in elevation, views, shoreline proximity, lot configuration and access to recreation.

Considering a lake-area property? Shoreline rules, wetlands, drainage, floodplain information, easements, water access and property-specific restrictions should be reviewed for the individual property.
Plymouth MN Schools

Public School Districts Serving Plymouth

Plymouth is served by four public school districts: Wayzata ISD 284, Robbinsdale ISD 281, Osseo ISD 279 and Hopkins ISD 270. District and individual school assignment depend on the exact property address.

Wayzata Public Schools — ISD 284

Wayzata Public Schools serves the largest portion of Plymouth, encompassing roughly two-thirds of the city by geographic area.

Robbinsdale Area Schools — ISD 281

Robbinsdale Area Schools serves portions of eastern and northeastern Plymouth. Exact attendance assignment should be verified by address.

Osseo Area Schools — ISD 279

Osseo Area Schools serves portions of northern Plymouth, with district boundaries varying by neighborhood.

Hopkins Public Schools — ISD 270

A smaller portion of southeastern Plymouth falls within Hopkins Public Schools. Address-specific verification is important.

Verify schools for the exact property. City limits and school district boundaries do not align uniformly throughout Plymouth. If a particular district or school is important to your search, verify the specific property address directly with the applicable school district.

School district boundaries, attendance areas, enrollment policies, specialty programs and grade configurations may change. Buyers should independently verify current school information directly with the applicable school district.

Parks, Trails & Outdoor Recreation

Plymouth Parks & Recreation

Plymouth includes 68 developed parks, approximately 1,834 acres of parkland and more than 180 miles of city, state and regional trails.

French Regional Park

French Regional Park sits along Medicine Lake and offers trails, a swimming beach, playground, fishing, boating and seasonal outdoor recreation.

Parkers Lake Park

Parkers Lake Park provides lake access, trails, recreation areas, playground space and opportunities for seasonal outdoor activities.

East Medicine Lake Park

East Medicine Lake Park provides lakefront recreation, beach access, trails, picnic facilities and scenic views of Medicine Lake.

West Medicine Lake Park

West Medicine Lake Park offers additional lake access, trails, picnic areas and outdoor recreation along Medicine Lake.

Northwest Greenway

The Northwest Greenway preserves open space through northern Plymouth while providing paved trail access through natural and residential settings.

Millennium Garden

Millennium Garden provides landscaped gardens, walking paths and public gathering space near the Plymouth Community Center.

Around Plymouth

Community Life in Plymouth

Plymouth combines parks, lakes, regional recreation and community programming with seasonal events held throughout the year. The Hilde Performance Center and Plymouth Community Center serve as major gathering places.

  • Music in Plymouth
  • Hilde Performance Center
  • Plymouth on Parade
  • Plymouth Farmers Market
  • Fire & Ice Festival
  • Kids Fest
  • French Regional Park
  • Medicine Lake
  • Northwest Greenway
  • Plymouth Community Center
  • Millennium Garden
  • Regional trails and recreation
Finding the Right Property

Is Plymouth a Match for Your Real Estate Goals?

Plymouth offers a broad range of housing, allowing buyers to compare established neighborhoods, custom homes, townhomes, condominiums, newer properties and lake-area homes.

First-time buyers may explore townhomes, condominiums and established single-family homes, while other buyers may focus on larger homes, newer construction or custom properties.

Buyers interested in lower-maintenance ownership can compare association-maintained housing, while buyers seeking additional space can focus on larger floor plans, garages and lot sizes.

Buyers interested in outdoor recreation can compare neighborhoods near Medicine Lake, French Regional Park, the Northwest Greenway and Plymouth's extensive trail network.

If school district, commute, townhome living, custom construction, garage space, lake proximity, park access or neighborhood setting are priorities, those criteria can be incorporated directly into your search.

Current Plymouth MN Real Estate

Homes for Sale in Plymouth, MN

Explore current homes for sale in Plymouth, Minnesota, including established single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums, newer homes, custom properties and lake-area real estate.

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Local Real Estate Guidance

Your Plymouth, MN Real Estate Resource

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

Plymouth's housing market can add other considerations. Townhome and condominium associations, multiple school district boundaries, custom homes, lake-area properties, older homes and newer construction 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, looking for a higher-end home or comparing Plymouth 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, lake information, shoreline requirements, HOA requirements, new-construction availability, planned development 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, builder, Minnesota DNR or other governing organization.