Living in Burnsville Minnesota | Moving to Burnsville Minnesota
About this video
Interested in the city of Burnsville, Minnesota? Want to learn more about the city and everything it has to offer?
Jason Huerkamp of the Huerkamp Home Group goes through the details of Burnsville including general information, schools, food, parks and recreation and transportation. He'll provide all the insights to understand if Burnsville is the right fit for you!
Key takeaways
- A 2022 overview of Burnsville, just south of the Minnesota River, about 20 to 30 minutes from downtown Minneapolis. Neighbors include Bloomington, Eagan, Savage and Apple Valley.
- About 64,000 residents and about 68% homeownership. The median home value was in the high $300,000s at the time; see the market report for current prices.
- Burnsville has 76 parks and about 300 bodies of water. Crystal Lake, the largest, has a public beach, boat launch and fishing piers, and Buck Hill has the biggest vertical drop of any ski hill in the Twin Cities. Lindsey Vonn got her start there.
- Restaurants mentioned include Jensen's Cafe, Porter Creek Hardwood Grill and Buffalo Tap.
- Getting around: I-35W, I-35E and Cedar Avenue are close by, MVTA buses serve the area, and the Metro Orange Line runs from Burnsville to downtown Minneapolis.
Questions this video answers
How far is Burnsville from Minneapolis?
About 20 to 30 minutes to downtown Minneapolis, and the Metro Orange Line bus rapid transit connects Burnsville to downtown.
Where is Buck Hill?
In Burnsville, across from Crystal Lake. It has the biggest vertical drop of any Twin Cities ski hill, and Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn got her start there.
Read more: Burnsville market report · Crystal Lake homes · Burnsville vs. Eagan
Notes written by Huerkamp Home Group from this video. Figures are as stated in the video on October 13, 2022; check the current numbers in our market reports.
