Just Pended: 4709 West 40th Lane in St. Louis Park’s Minikahda Vista Neighborhood

Surprisingly Spacious 6 Bedroom(!) Home with > 4,000 Square Feet

Where:  4709 40th Lane, St. Louis Park.
What:  Modified two-story with 6 Bedrooms and 4 Full Baths; total finished square feet = 4,068.
When: scheduled to close next Tuesday, December 4.
How much:  listed for $689,900.
Who: listed by Ross Kaplan, Edina Realty – City Lakes; Buyer by Edina Realty – Wayzata’s Spencer White.

You’ll love this beautifully updated and expanded home on an oversized, .23 acre lot in the heart of high-demand Minikahda Vista.

Highlights included the newer eat-in Kitchen with granite countertops; a deluxe upper level Owner’s Suite including steam bath and walk-in closet; and the huge, finished lower level perfect for teens, guests, or exercise/work.

Other nice features you’ll appreciate: 4(!) full Baths, a Mud Room with tons of storage, and the convenient attached Garage.

This home is extra-spacious outside, too:  the lot is 168′ deep, including a huge, level backyard — all on one of Minikahda Vista’s quietest streets.

Congrats to both the Buyer and Seller!

Note: the Living Room and Master Bedroom (shown above) are virtually staged.



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