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Oct 27, 2026
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Southwest Rochester Estate Offers 1970s Mid‑Century Modern Charm on 11 Acres

Homebuyers seeking character and space will find a rare opportunity in Southwest Rochester, Minnesota. The 1970s‑era estate sits on more than 11 wooded acres and retains many of the original design elements that made mid‑century modern architecture iconic.

Original Features Preserve the Era’s Spirit

From the moment you step through the entryway, a distinctive wood trellis draws the eye toward soaring vaulted ceilings and exposed timber beams. The home’s original light fixtures continue to illuminate the open floor plan, while massive windows frame views of the surrounding forest. Two brick, wood‑burning fireplaces anchor each level, providing both warmth and a nostalgic focal point.

Living Spaces Designed for Modern Comfort

The screened‑in porch off the dining room offers a tranquil spot for morning coffee, with sunrise light filtering through the trees. Inside, the layout balances the open‑concept feel of the 1970s with contemporary updates that make daily living effortless. The kitchen and dining areas flow into the living space, encouraging family gatherings and entertaining.

Outdoor Amenities and Expansive Land

Beyond the house, the property includes a functional horse barn and access to an additional 39 acres of shared neighborhood land, providing ample room for recreation, gardening, or future development. The wooded setting ensures privacy while still being conveniently located just minutes from downtown Rochester’s schools, shops, and medical facilities.

Location Benefits

Rochester continues to rank among Minnesota’s strongest job markets, driven by the Mayo Clinic and a growing technology sector. Buyers benefit from a community that values both growth and quality of life. The estate’s proximity to major roadways makes commuting straightforward, while the surrounding natural landscape offers a peaceful retreat from the bustle of city life.

Why This Home Stands Out

Many homes on the market have been heavily renovated, stripping away historic character. This property, however, preserves the authentic 1970s aesthetic while offering the flexibility to modernize at the owner’s discretion. The combination of original architectural details, extensive acreage, and convenient access to urban amenities makes it a unique find for families, retirees, or anyone who appreciates a blend of history and functionality.

Potential buyers are encouraged to view the photo gallery and schedule a private tour to experience the estate’s charm firsthand. Whether you envision quiet mornings on the screened porch, evenings by the fireplace, or weekend rides from the barn, this Southwest Rochester home provides a canvas for a lifestyle rooted in tradition, family, and personal liberty.


Original reporting: News Talk 1340 KROC-AM – News and Talk – Rochester News Radio — read the source article.

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