This 2013 rebuilt Linden Hills home carries something most modern builds can’t replicate; the weight of history woven into its bones. When the original 1903 home was taken down, its finest materials weren’t discarded; they were honored. The fireplace mantel, select trim, stair treads and support posts, and a primary bedroom tray ceiling inset are all crafted from that reclaimed wood, giving the home a through-line of warmth and authenticity that no new construction can manufacture. The exposed limestone foundation along the stairwell to the lower level is sealed and celebrated rather than hidden. Even the paver patio tells a story, its brick sourced from a historic commercial site in Minneapolis. Step inside to walnut floors on the main level, and warm ones at that. Every floor in the home, all three levels and the garage, is radiant heated; a genuine rarity even at this price point. The rest checks every box: open main floor living, high-end kitchen with large island, three bedrooms including a primary suite with private deck, lower level with wet bar and flex guest room. The garage may be single-stall, but it’s attached, heated, oversized, and topped with 400+ sqft of lofted storage. A rare Linden Hills find.
