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Mid-century modern

Mid-century modern homes for sale in Minneapolis and the Twin Cities

86 homes are for sale in our Minnesota communities with a listing that describes the home as mid-century, as of November 10, 2026, from $85,000 to $2,795,000, with a median list price of $460,000.

Homes in our communities whose listing describes them as mid-century, from NorthstarMLS. Want every home from those years? Search all homes or ask us to set up a search.

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By city

CityFor saleMedian price
Minneapolis9$385,000
Golden Valley9$475,000
Saint Paul9$495,000
Edina8$699,950
Minnetonka6$724,900
Bloomington4$372,450
Robbinsdale3$289,900
Hopkins3$418,990
St. Louis Park3$590,000
New Hope3$380,000
Fridley3$399,900
Faribault2$234,950
Chanhassen2$1,112,400
Coon Rapids2$298,000
Roseville2$406,250
St. Anthony2$472,500
Chaska2$899,900
New Brighton1$449,900
Lake Elmo1$675,000
Columbia Heights1$348,000
Eden Prairie1$1.15 million
South St. Paul1$375,000
Victoria1$379,000
Wayzata1$530,000
Brooklyn Park1$300,000
Burnsville1$440,000
Shoreview1$899,900
Crystal1$339,900
Randolph1$1,066,240
Lilydale1$250,000
Maplewood1$349,900

By year built

Year builtFor saleMedian price
Built in the 1940s7$365,000
Built in the 1950s46$470,000
Built in the 1960s24$457,450
Built in the 1970s3$399,900
Built before 1940 or after 19796$1,274,950

Homes are included when the listing's description says mid-century (or MCM), so check each listing. Updated November 10, 2026.

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Clean lines, big windows

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Buying a mid-century modern home

How many mid-century modern homes are for sale in the Twin Cities?

86 homes are for sale in our Minnesota communities with a listing that describes the home as mid-century, as of November 10, 2026, from $85,000 to $2,795,000, with a median list price of $460,000.

What counts as a mid-century modern home?

Usually a home built from the mid-1940s to the early 1970s with clean lines, low or flat rooflines, big windows, open floor plans and a strong connection to the yard. In the Twin Cities that often means ramblers, split levels and architect-designed homes from those years. This page lists homes whose listing calls them mid-century; many more homes from that era are in our home search.

What should I check when buying a mid-century home?

The roof (flat and low-slope roofs need regular care), original windows and insulation, the electrical panel and wiring, plumbing (galvanized or cast iron pipes), and any asbestos or lead paint in original materials. A good inspection plus a sewer scope is worth it, and we can recommend inspectors who know older homes.

Can you find mid-century homes that aren’t labeled that way?

Yes. Plenty of homes from the 1950s and 1960s are listed without the words "mid-century". Tell us what you like, such as era, style, area and budget, and we’ll set up a search for homes built in those years and look through the photos for you.

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