A near cul-de-sac feel. Five bedrooms all on one level. Just five blocks from Edina High School.
Set on a gentle rise along the quieter western stretch of 70th Street, this home feels tucked away in a way that’s rare in the city. A private driveway and thoughtful placement off the road create a sense of calm and separation, giving the property a quiet, almost hidden-away presence.
Located in Edina’s Heights neighborhood on over half an acre, the setting offers space without excess. The backyard is generous yet intentional, suited for entertaining, play, gardening, or simply stepping back from the pace of daily life.
Inside, the layout stands apart. Five bedrooms all on the upper level, a rare configuration that keeps daily life connected and simple.
The main level is well composed, with spaces that flow naturally while still feeling defined. The dining areas opens to the deck, patio, and backyard, creating an easy indoor-outdoor connection.
Thoughtful exterior updates include newer Marvin windows, durable Hardie siding, patio doors, and an architectural shingle roof, blending long-term quality with timeless curb appeal.
Outdoors, the deck, patio, pond, and pergola create a natural extension of the home, designed for lingering and connection.
Two family rooms and an additional amusement space allow for both gathering and retreat. The main level family room provides a welcoming, fireplace-centered living space, while the lower level adds flexibility for media or theater space, or recreation space. The lower level also features plenty of storage.
A home where setting, layout, and livability align in a way that’s increasingly difficult to find in The Heights.
