Some homes are built to shelter. This one was built to inspire.
At 17749 Johnson Street in Ham Lake, every detail reflects craftsmanship, intention, and the belief that a home should elevate how you live. Nearly 4000 square feet of space is designed not just for function, but for possibility—with four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a layout that welcomes connection while honoring privacy.
Every room opens to the outdoors through sliding glass doors, reminding you daily that life is meant to be lived both inside and out. Whether you’re gathering on the expansive deck, enjoying the indoor swim spa, or simply watching the seasons shift across your 1.16-acre lot, this is a home that blurs the line between nature and nurture.
The uniqueness doesn’t stop there: a lighthouse feature, an in-law suite, and thoughtful updates—new roof, siding, gutters, washer and dryer—offer both charm and peace of mind. The oversized heated garage, with hot and cold water, floor drain, and space to spare, makes daily life easier, while the detached garage opens possibilities for hobbies, storage, or adventure.
Here, practicality meets vision: a sprinkler system, invisible fence, reverse osmosis, and quality schools with busing through Andover ensure the day-to-day is just as strong as the big-picture. And then there’s the neighborhood—a private street with a cul-de-sac, where the people you wave to are more than neighbors; they’re friends you can count on.
This isn’t just a house. It’s a place built to stand apart, and more importantly, to help you live with intention.
