Exceptional custom-built Gonyea home nestled on a private, wooded and serene nearly one-acre lot in Minnetonka. With over 5,000 finished square feet, this meticulously maintained home offers five bedrooms, five bathrooms, chef’s kitchen, an upper-level bonus room, walk out basement and an ideal floor plan.
Enter to a wall of windows framing the beautiful park like backyard. Every level of this home offers large windows overlooking the private, wooded surroundings, filling the home with natural light. The main level features hardwood floors and a spacious kitchen with a large center island, Thermador stainless-steel appliances, floor to ceiling cabinetry and granite countertops. A dedicated office, dining room, sitting room, large mudroom and an inviting living room featuring a gas fireplace all provide exceptional space for everyday living, working and entertaining. Off the dining area and office, you are lead to a large deck that seems to hover in the trees.
Upstairs, the impressive primary suite features a luxury bathroom complete with rain shower, pedestal tub, heated floors and a spacious walk-in closet. One additional bedroom has its own private ensuite, while two bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bathroom. You’ll also find an efficiently designed laundry room and bonus room which provides flexible living space.
The finished walkout lower level includes a large family room, flex space, exercise room, fifth bedroom, bathroom and plenty of storage. The family room is already plumbed and ready for a future wet bar, while an unfinished space is ready to be converted to a built in sauna and wine room, if desired. Large glass doors lead to a paver patio, and hot tub.
Additional highlights include a new roof and all new carpet throughout the home (both in 2026), an oversized finished three-car garage and plenty of space for a poolside oasis in the backyard.
Located in the award-winning Minnetonka School District, this exceptional home offers abundant space, privacy and quality craftsmanship with a picturesque backdrop.
