Highview Park in Shakopee MN: New Construction Twin Homes Community
About this video
Welcome to one of Shakopee’s newest developments called Highview Park. Here you’ll discover the charm of a vibrant neighborhood with unique twin homes. This style of home offers a blend of privacy and community, unlike traditional townhomes. The standout of this community is the park, with a year-round trail system, playground, tot area and sledding hill. Highview Park also offers a prime location with easy access to schools, shopping, and major highways. Experience the difference of twin home living in this wonderful community.
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Key takeaways
- A tour of Highview Park, a new D.R. Horton development in Shakopee near Highways 169 and 101, with about 70 twin home lots plus single-family homes.
- With a twin home you own your lot, so you can fence the yard, while the association handles mowing and snow removal. Jason says he hadn't seen new-construction twin homes in the Twin Cities in his 22 years selling.
- Prices at the time: the Duet twin home (about 1,650 square feet, four bedrooms upstairs) about $385,000, and the Princeton twin home (about 2,000 square feet, four bedrooms upstairs plus a loft) about $415,000, with a basement option adding about $40,000 to either.
- Single-family options: the Henley (five bedrooms, three baths, about 2,600 square feet, around $575,000 to $600,000 depending on options) and the Hulme, a slab-on-grade plan from about $475,000 to $600,000 with a two- or three-car garage. Homes come with smart-home features, sod and landscaping.
Questions this video answers
What is the difference between a twin home and a townhome?
With a twin home you typically own the land under your half and your yard, so you can often add a fence. Townhome owners usually own only the unit, with the association owning the land around it. Check each association's rules.
Read more: Shakopee market report · Newest homes · Where homes sell for under $400K
Notes written by Huerkamp Home Group from this video. Figures are as stated in the video on October 27, 2024; check the current numbers in our market reports.
