Savage MN Real Estate
At the heart of the Twin Cities metropolitan district, Savage, Minnesota is located nearly dead center between Minneapolis and St. Paul. Twenty miles from downtown Minneapolis and twenty-five from downtown St. Paul, the small city of about 20,000 is about as centrally located as you can get. Savage is also a mere twenty minutes away from the MSP-St. Paul Airport and Bloomington's Mall of America. Click to Read More
Real Estate in Savage Minnesota
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Very Scenic Property in a great Location. Credit River runs through the property. Planned use...
10 prime acres zoned R1 awaits developement. Parcel is flat & level and will accommodate approximately...
27 acres in the heart of Savage, Credit River meanders through the center of this tranquil...
1.79 acre lot. Full signalized access located at CR 42 and O'Connell Rd. Close proximity to...
Wow - Location! Perfect with traffic count of 52k per day! Great visibility from new overpass...
The 4 contigous lots are being sold as a single property. PID 26907020 all in Section 7, township...
Executive Tudor 2 Story on manicured lot, featuring hand scraped hickory flrs, knotty alder,...
This home sits on a gorgeous 1+ acre lot on top of the hill in this great subdivision. Large...
Savage Minnesota City Data
While real estate moguls will tell you that it's all about location, location, location, Savage has far more to recommend it than geography. It is a dynamic, thriving community with an active city government and involved business base. Savage is served by three school districts, each of them recognized for their quality within the state of Minnesota. Each of them offer innovative, award winning programs that offer outstanding opportunities to the students of Savage.
The school system is only part of what makes Savage a favorite relocation spot for families with school age children. The city maintains a full complement of outdoor recreational activities, comprised of activities at 13 parks in or adjacent to the city. Savage is home to two regional parks, the Murphy Hanrehan Park Reserve in the southeast corner of the city, and the James Wilkie Sector of a national wildlife refuge in the northwest corner of the city. The scenic walkways, biking trails and hiking paths offer recreational opportunities for everyone from toddlers to seniors.
Savage MN Housing
Savage real estate includes both single and multi family housing. Single family home prices start at around $210,000 and range up into the $700,000s. Condominiums and town houses are generally less expensive, ranging from $125,000 to $400,000. The average selling price for homes sold in Savage in the past year was $280,792.
With its central location, friendly atmosphere and excellent amenities, Savage merits a second look when you’re looking for a place to put down your family’s roots.
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