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Plymouth homes for sale

Medicine Lake, French Regional Park and 186 miles of trails. Here’s our local guide, from a team that works Plymouth every week.

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What we’d tell a friend

Our top 3 in Plymouth.

1

French Regional Park

On the north shore of Medicine Lake: a swimming beach, 4.6 miles of paved trails and boat rentals in summer, plus a lighted sledding hill and cross-country ski trails in winter.

2

Music in Plymouth

A free summer evening at the Hilde Performance Center every July, with the Minnesota Orchestra and a fireworks finale. 2026 was its 54th year.

3

Parks and trails

68 city parks and a 186-mile trail network. The Luce Line and Medicine Lake regional trails both run through the city.

Andrea Scanlon
Plymouth, from us

We work Plymouth every week.

We tour these streets with buyers and price homes here for sellers, so we know what homes actually sell for versus what they list at.

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Living in Plymouth

The local guide.

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

Getting around

I-494 and Highway 55 run through Plymouth, Highway 169 runs along the east side, and I-394 is just to the south. Plymouth Metrolink runs express buses to downtown Minneapolis and the University of Minnesota, with park-and-ride at Station 73 (Highway 55 and County Road 73), plus Click-and-Ride on-demand service around town. Downtown Minneapolis is about 20 to 25 minutes by car, and MSP Airport about 25 to 35, depending on traffic.

Parks and trails

68 parks, three public beaches (none have lifeguards) and a 186-mile trail network. East Medicine Lake Park hosts a free Summer Beach Series. The Luce Line Regional Trail runs 9 miles through Plymouth and Golden Valley, and the Medicine Lake Regional Trail runs 20.7 miles into Maple Grove.

Through the year

Music in Plymouth every July at the Hilde Performance Center (3500 Plymouth Boulevard). A farmers market on Wednesday afternoons, June to September, at Parkers Lake Playfield (15500 County Road 6). The Plymouth Library is at 15700 36th Avenue North.

School districts

Four districts serve Plymouth: Wayzata Public Schools (most of the city), Robbinsdale Area Schools, Osseo 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.

Northern Taphouse

Taphouse

Family-owned, with pizza, burgers and wings, and brunch on weekends.

Clay Oven

Indian

Tandoori cooking from a traditional clay oven, with naan made fresh daily.

ElMar’s New York Pizza

New York–style pizza

New York–style pies, plus bagels Thursday to Sunday.

Fuego Mexican Restaurant

Mexican

A newer spot in Waterford Park Plaza, with daily happy hour.

Dufner’s Donuts & Deli

Donuts and deli

Handcrafted donuts and from-scratch soups, in the same spot near I-494 and Rockford Road for decades.

The Fox and Pantry

Coffee

An independent coffee shop and boutique on 37th Avenue North.

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, recycling, organics and surface water every other month. Start service with the city’s online form or call Utility Billing at 763-509-5333. Accounts stay in the owner’s name. The city takes a final meter reading when a home sells, and the title company confirms the balance before closing.

Trash and recycling

You pick your own garbage hauler from the city’s licensed list. Republic Services picks up recycling every other week; new residents call Republic to get a cart. Weekly organics pickup is by sign-up, though every household pays the organics fee on the utility bill.

Electric, gas and internet

Electric is Xcel Energy or Wright-Hennepin, depending on the address, and gas is CenterPoint Energy. Xfinity, CenturyLink and several fiber companies serve parts of the city. 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 curb to curb, and no street parking from 2 to 5 a.m. all year. Sidewalks need to be cleared within 48 hours, and it’s against city code to push snow into the street.

Pets

Plymouth doesn’t license dogs or cats, but pets need ID (a microchip or a tag with your phone or address) and a current rabies vaccination. The limit is four dogs and cats per home, with no more than two dogs.

New to Minnesota

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

City news

Plymouth News is mailed to every address every two months. Sign up for eNotify emails, and for Alert Plymouth to get emergency alerts by call, text or email.

Selling in Plymouth

What sellers need to know.

Plymouth doesn’t require a city point-of-sale or Truth-in-Housing inspection before you sell.

What’s my Plymouth home worth?

Disclosures

Minnesota’s seller disclosure still applies, including any well or septic disclosures. We walk you through it.

Check early

Open permits, unpermitted work, HOA rules and special assessments are easier to sort out before you list than in the middle of a sale.

Utility balance

The city takes a final meter reading at sale, and the title company confirms the final balance before closing.

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