Got a Few Million Sitting Around?
Posted by Matt Barker on Wednesday, October 28, 2009 at 10:36 PM
By Matt Barker / October 28, 2009
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Southways, the 13-acre former Pillsbury estate located on Lake Minnetonka's Smiths Bay, is being offered for sale in an auction. The 40,000-square-foot mansion stalled while listed on the market at $53.5 million.
The home includes a pool and tennis complex, smoking house, tea house, caretaker's cottage/greenhouse and caretaker's maintenance shop. It is available in its entirety or as five separate parcels of two-plus acres.
The 1918 property was originally owned by John S. and Eleanor Pillsbury, son and daughter-in-law of the co-founder of the grain producer and food-making giant. Eleanor Pillsbury died in 1991 at age 104, at which time James Jundt and his wife, Joann bought Southways.
Got the cash laying around? The sealed-bid deadline is December 9.
If that's not quite your style, please take a look at much-more reasonably priced Lake Minnetonka homes.
The home includes a pool and tennis complex, smoking house, tea house, caretaker's cottage/greenhouse and caretaker's maintenance shop. It is available in its entirety or as five separate parcels of two-plus acres.
The 1918 property was originally owned by John S. and Eleanor Pillsbury, son and daughter-in-law of the co-founder of the grain producer and food-making giant. Eleanor Pillsbury died in 1991 at age 104, at which time James Jundt and his wife, Joann bought Southways.
Got the cash laying around? The sealed-bid deadline is December 9.
If that's not quite your style, please take a look at much-more reasonably priced Lake Minnetonka homes.
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