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Golden Valley homes for sale

Theodore Wirth Park, Brookview and nearly 50 miles of trails, right next to Minneapolis. Here’s our local guide, from a team that works Golden Valley every week.

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What we’d tell a friend

Our top 3 in Golden Valley.

1

Theodore Wirth Regional Park

740 acres, partly in Golden Valley: Wirth Lake Beach, more than 5 miles of mountain bike trails, golf, and cross-country skiing in winter.

2

Brookview

The city’s largest park, with trails, pavilions and tennis courts, next to Brookview Golf (an 18-hole course, a par-3 course and lawn bowling) and the community center.

3

Market in the Valley

A Sunday farmers market under the water tower by City Hall, from late June to mid-October, with monthly winter markets after that.

Andrea Scanlon
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We work Golden Valley every week.

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Living in Golden Valley

The local guide.

The practical things people ask us about, checked with the city in October 2026.

Getting around

Highway 100 and Highway 55 run through the city, I-394 runs along the south edge and Highway 169 along the west side. Downtown Minneapolis is just to the east. Metro Transit buses serve the city; check Metro Transit for current routes and park-and-ride.

Parks and trails

More than 1,035 acres of parks and open space, about 15 percent of the city, and nearly 50 miles of trails. The Luce Line Regional Trail runs through Golden Valley to Wirth Park, and the Bassett Creek Regional Trail connects to French Regional Park in Plymouth.

Through the year

The Golden Valley Festival every September under the water tower, and Golden Valley Pride at Brookview Park every June. Market in the Valley on Sunday mornings in summer. The Golden Valley Library is at 830 Winnetka Avenue North.

School districts

Golden Valley is split between Robbinsdale Area Schools and Hopkins Public Schools. Boundaries go by address, so check any home with the district before you write an offer. We’ll do it with you.

Where people eat.

Doolittles Woodfire Grill

American

Wood-fired rotisserie cooking on Winnetka Avenue.

Good Day Café

Breakfast and brunch

Family-owned comfort food, a Twin Cities favorite since 2007.

Schuller’s Tavern

Tavern

Burgers, wings, pizza and live music. The same family has owned it since 1989.

Kitchen and Rail

Sliders and cocktails

New in 2026, in the former Mort’s Deli space at Highway 55 and Winnetka.

Nong’s Thai Cuisine

Thai

Family-owned since 2010, cooked fresh on the wok.

New Bohemia

Sausage and beer hall

German-style sausages and a long beer list on Olson Memorial Highway.

Popular spots from recent Yelp and Tripadvisor reviews. Check hours before you go.

Moving here? Your first-week checklist.

Water and sewer

The city bills water, sewer, storm drainage, street lights, recycling and organics quarterly. New residents call Utility Billing at 763-593-8016 to set up an account. When you sell, call between four weeks and two days before closing to schedule a final meter reading.

Trash and recycling

You pick your own garbage hauler from the city’s licensed list. Republic Services picks up recycling every other week and organics every Friday, both billed on the city utility bill.

Electric, gas and internet

Electric is Xcel Energy and gas is CenterPoint Energy. Internet options vary by address, so check availability for the specific home.

Winter parking

No parking on city streets after 2 inches or more of snow until the street is plowed to the curb, and no street or alley parking from 2 to 6 a.m., November 1 to March 31. Minneapolis snow emergencies don’t apply in Golden Valley.

Pets

Golden Valley doesn’t require a dog license, but dogs need a rabies vaccination and the rabies tag on their collar.

New to Minnesota

You have 60 days after becoming a resident to get a Minnesota driver’s license and register your vehicles.

City news

CityNews is mailed to every address every two months. Sign up for city emails through GV DirectConnect.

Selling in Golden Valley

What sellers need to know.

Golden Valley requires a Certificate of Inflow and Infiltration (I/I) Compliance, a sewer inspection, before a home can be sold. Start it before you list.

What’s my Golden Valley home worth?

The inspection

If the home doesn’t already have a certificate, the seller orders the inspection before the home is advertised for sale. The city’s residential inspection fee is $250. Call the city at 763-593-3962 first to check whether the home already has one.

Repairs

Repairs should be done and the certificate issued before closing. If they can’t be, an escrow is required, and repairs are due within 180 days of the first inspection.

Older certificates

If the home’s certificate is more than a year old, the city requires a sump pump inspection before the sale.

Disclosures

Minnesota’s seller disclosure still applies too. We walk you through it and keep the city timeline on track.

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