$1,595,000
Set on 9.88 breathtaking acres within the prestigious Mahtomedi School District — among the closest acreage properties to the shops, dining, and waterfront of downtown White Bear Lake — 7040 132nd Street North is one of the most extraordinary private compounds to reach the Twin Cities market. Custom craftsmanship, recreational infrastructure, and serene natural beauty converge here in a way that simply cannot be replicated. Built by a successful commercial contractor who had his office here, raised his family here, flooded a skating rink behind the barn every winter, and hosted weddings and parties in that barn, it carries the honest character and patina that only comes from a property truly put to use. The two-story Craftsman offers 5,900 total sq ft with over 5,200 finished. Limestone exterior, copper turret roof, cedar timber entry, covered front porch. Inside: two-story herringbone tile entry, floor-to-ceiling fieldstone fireplace with live-edge mantel, knotty alder doors and trim throughout, reclaimed railroad tie kitchen island, beadboard cabinetry to the ceiling, wall ovens, wine fridge, custom locker drop zone. Octagonal tray ceiling dining room opens via French doors to a cedar tongue-and-groove screened porch with lake views and gas fire table, then a Brazilian wood deck with grill and lake view. Main floor study, dedicated laundry, 9-ft ceilings, 400-amp service, Kinetico water system, cast iron plumbing, whole-home speakers, 17-zone irrigation.
Upstairs, cedar plank ceilings grace every bedroom. Primary suite: vaulted cedar ceiling, lake-view gable window, separate walk-in closets, spa bath with dual vessel sinks, travertine wainscoting, boulder-step soaking tub, and a steam shower with full travertine tile, pebble mosaic floor, body sprays, and glass block wall. Four additional bedrooms, three more baths. Lower level: home theater with projector and screen, fifth bedroom, full bath, concrete safe room, walkout to boulder patio, and in-floor radiant heat throughout, fed by the home's boiler alongside two furnaces, four heat zones, and two AC units.
The attached 3-car garage is finished, insulated, and heated with in-floor radiant. The 8-car detached garage is fully self-contained — its own boiler, in-floor radiant, furnace, and AC. Sixteen-by-eight doors, 24-ft bays, 10-ft ceilings. Total garage capacity: 11 cars. Above it, office space expands across the entire finished area over the detached garage — conference room, executive office, kitchenette, four built-in desks, half bath, private entrance — with strong potential for conversion to guest quarters or an accessory dwelling unit.
A 32x18 two-story storage building rounds out the campus. The historic 95x33 barn is in a class of its own — soaring original wood bow trusses, hardwood floors, built-in bar, new standing seam metal roof, and a retrofitted silo bathroom with curved corrugated metal wall, copper vessel sink, granite top, and stone tile floors. Weddings, proms, pickleball tournaments — this barn has hosted it all. Below: massive cold storage for boats and equipment. Calling all equestrian buyers: six horses are permitted — a rare allowance this close to downtown White Bear Lake. Also: private dock on the environmental lake, stone firepit, volleyball court, second well that fed the winter skating rink, whole-home generator, and 5+ irrigated acres out back. This compound has the bones, the infrastructure, the acreage, and the soul that no amount of money can manufacture from scratch. Acreage this close to downtown White Bear Lake is ideal! MUST SEE!
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5,231
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7040 132nd Street N, Hugo
Listing courtesy of White Bear Lake Realty.
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