$625,000
114 feet of Lake Sarah frontage in a bay shielded from the prairie winds, with a Floe dock system already in place and some of the best walleye fishing the lake is known for. Move-in ready, meticulously updated, and priced $72,000 below where it started.
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$1,749,000
250 feet of private Lake Superior shoreline with no stairs to the water, on Stoney Point — the same spot nationally known for freshwater surfing. A 2020 custom build with two kitchens, a two-story wall of glass, and an indoor half basketball court for whenever the lake isn't cooperating.
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$289,000
Ripples of Possibility
6.23 acres and roughly 468 feet of frontage on Jack Lake, a designated natural environment lake with no other improved properties in view — and county zoning that opens the door to an RV park or campground concept. This is a Ripples of Possibility find: genuinely flexible land, not a one-path property.
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$1,389,000
This one was built to be lived in, not just looked at: a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, over 600 feet of private shoreline on Sibley Lake, and a fully finished guest cabin that's already covered its own costs as an Airbnb. Custom kitchen, main-floor laundry, and heated garage floors round out a place designed for real Minnesota winters.
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$425,000
Ripples of Possibility
Here's the pitch, plainly: you can't recreate 64 feet of level, swimmable shoreline on Norway Lake, but you can absolutely update a 1965 cabin. This one needs real work — the listing says so outright — but the location is the part that doesn't come around twice.
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$310,000
Ripples of Possibility
This one's not for everybody, and that's exactly the point: a 1950s log cabin on 5 acres with 215 feet of level Garden Lake shoreline, a fuel oil heater, and paddling access into the Boundary Waters Canoe Area right from your own dock. The listing doesn't show a bathroom on record, so this is rustic in the truest sense — but for ,000, you're not really buying square footage, you're buying an actual gateway into the BWCA.
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