Windjammer Lane – Mound, Minnesota

A quiet lane. A sheltered bay. A life lived on the water.

Windjammer Lane traces a secluded shoreline on the west side of North Arm — a graceful cul-de-sac lined with trees, light, and lake access. Tucked just off North Arm Drive, this Mound neighborhood is known for its sense of calm, its morning sunrises over the bay, and its protected water ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, or docking a vintage runabout.

Homes along Windjammer vary in style, from updated mid-century homes to architect-designed retreats, many offering over an acre of land. Several properties feature deeded or direct lake access with permanent docks, covered slips, and lakeside storage structures rarely found outside of Minnetonka’s most established shoreline.

Life on North Arm Bay

This section of the lake is prized for its tranquility — a deep bay with clean shoreline, little through-traffic, and expansive views to the southeast. From your dock, it’s a short cruise to Crystal Bay, West Arm, or a dinner reservation at Lord Fletcher’s. Just down the shoreline, the Hendrickson Launch serves as a quiet public access point for trailerable boats and a landmark for orientation.

Neighborhood Evolution

While Windjammer Lane forms the heart of what’s technically the Pirates Cove subdivision, most residents simply know it by its name. The character here is more private than platted — with homes oriented toward light, space, and the lake. Nearby, the former Lakeview Golf Course has been thoughtfully redeveloped into a residential neighborhood, enhancing local continuity and walkability.

Windjammer Lane Highlights

• Private cul-de-sac with one-acre wooded lots
• Deeded or direct access to North Arm
• Dock options include covered slips and permanent structures
• Southeastern exposure and protected shoreline
• Convenient to Lake Minnetonka regional parks and trails
• Served by Westonka Schools and City of Mound services

Quiet Access. Real Relationships.

Homes on Windjammer Lane aren’t mass-marketed. They’re shared, one conversation at a time. If you’re interested in this corner of the lake — or if you already live here and are considering your next step — reach out for a private conversation.

Homes on Windjammer Lane rarely come to market. When they do, I typically hear about them before they’re listed — and they’re often sold before ever appearing on the MLS. If you're hoping to buy on this shoreline, or already own and are considering next steps, give me a call.