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BROOKWOOD ROAD
ENGLISH COTTAGE ESTATE 5 BedrooMs | 4 Baths | eNGLish CottaGe | CuL de saC | 2 aCre Lot
FOR SALE
Legends Golf Course | Prior Lake, MN
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stone
Beautiful native columns and archway entrance, with double glass doors, that brighten up the interior entryway with natural light.
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A picturesque
cul-de-sac sits
this stately english Cottage on a near 2 acre private tree bordered property. it
is
centered
among
gardens,
courtyards, and picture perfect landscape on Legends Golf Course. stamped concrete circle drive, stone portico, Kasota stone, w/3 Levels and over 5000 sq ft of detailed design. designed both casual & formal, open & quiet, flexible & warming. Main level deck opens off both the hearth room & sunroom offers views of Legends #5 green. Simply Amazing.
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Designed both casual
and formal, open and quiet, exible and warming.
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PROPERTY DETAILS
Year Built
2003
Bathrooms
4
Bedrooms
Foundation size
5
1,993
Below Ground sq. Ft
1,641
total Finished sq. Ft
5,022
Garage
3 Car
above Ground sq. Ft acres
2015 taxes
3,471 1.918 $13,264
school district
#194
elementary
orchard Lake
Pid
Middle high
040780010 Kenwood
Lakeville south
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rustic
Combination of cherry and beautifully enameled cabinets
the top-of-the-line chef's kitchen is clad with premium finishes
and fixtures including professional-grade appliances. the breakfast nook features an u-shaped built in bench,
surrounded by a wall of windows. enjoy gatherings in the generously-sized living/family area graced by a fireplace. the
home office includes gorgeous custom cabinets and built-ins.
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PROPERTY DETAILS
Gorgeous
Cul-de-sac estate
Foyer • a pair of rustic hand hewed cherry doors with glass and raised panels welcomes you in. • Natural cherry hardwood flooring • Cherry railings with iron accents
1/2 batH • Furniture-like vanity with stone top • in floor heating
Sunroom • Panoramic windows capture incredible views • Patio door opens to deck • Custom woven window treatments
Dining room • Butler’s pantry - cherry and glass cabinets featuring interior and under cabinet lighting
HeartH room • Floor to Ceiling Kasota stone fireplace and raised hearth with rustic cherry mantel. • enameled built-ins with crown molding • Floor to ceiling windows • Full glass door walks out to deck • Natural cherry hardwood flooring
KitcHen • Combination of rustic cherry and enameled cabinets • Large Center island finished in crackle glazed enamel • Granite countertops with ogee furniture edge profile • Ceramic backsplash • Breakfast nook features built-in banquet with drawer storage and a custom cherry table • Professional grade appliances includes: cabinet paneled 42” refrigerator, dishwasher, gas cooktop, and double ovens
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oFFice • Private entrance from porch • Built-in enameled cabinetry
StuDy • Cherry coffered ceiling • Custom built-in cherry desk and cabinets • Floor to ceiling shelving and storage
muDroom / LaunDry • Custom cherry built-in lockers and cabinets featuring open shelving and storage • ironing center - Farmhouse sink • Full size front load washer and dryer • Pocket door to main kitchen area beDroom 2 & 3 • Large rooms with wonderful views • over-sized closets with lighting • Professional closet organizer systems
FuLL batHroom • double custom cherry vanity- lots of counter space! • Large custom cherry framed mirror • Ceramic tile bath surround & backsplash • Nostalgic hex mosaic flooring with in-floor heating beDroom 4 • has additional 9 x 4 seating area • Professional closet organizer system
maSter beDroom • additional seating area • Cherry paneled French doors open to spacious suite • Windows with panoramic views • silhouette shades • recessed lighting • Walk-in closet has built-in chest and professional closet organizer systems
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PROPERTY DETAILS
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beDroom 5 • spacious and bright • Professional closet organizer system FuLL batH • Ceramic tile flooring and tub surround with deco pieces cut in • Custom cherry vanity & linen tower • in-floor heating FamiLy room • Custom built-in cherry entertainment cabinet features accent lighting & is ready for a large flat screen tV • Cherry raised panel wainscoting • Floor to ceiling windows & patio doors w/ access to lower patio & backyard bar anD game area • Large full size custom cherry bar w/ granite tops and wine bottle storage racks • under cabinet lighting, raised bar is cherry w/ cherry rail & built-in foot rest • stainless steel appliances includes Fisher & Paykel double drawer dishwasher, full size Ge Profile refrigerator and a built-in Ge Profile convection microwave DecK • Main level with stairs to walk-out paito • Custom pavered patio Front ProcH • access to study / craft room Fire Pit Patio • 10 feet in diameter
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SCHOOLS
District 194
the Lakeville area Public schools, is an award winning school system. the district serves approximately 10,800 students in dakota County and scott County, and covers 86 square miles, including most of Lakeville, parts of Burnsville and elko New Market, and portions of eureka, Credit river and New Market townships. there are eight elementary schools (K-5), three middle schools (6-8) and two high schools (9-12), an area Learning Center and two Community education facilities. Lakeville area Public schools consistently earns high levels of proďŹ ciency in reading and Mathematics accountability testing. student performance outpaces the state averages and is competitive with other high-achieving metropolitan districts. While we are very proud of these achievement levels, we fully recognize and embrace the fact that there continues to be room for growth. We continue to focus on raising achievement of all students during each academic year.
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orchard Lake elementary School
orchard Lake elementary school is a K-5 school community of about 460 students. our work with students is grounded in the belief that each child deserves a personalized approach to their learning so they can fully develop a growth mindset about their future. our families are passionate about creating a strong sense of community and serve our school in many different ways. We have both a traditional classroom approach and a multi-age learning community called impact academy. impact academy is a unique program where a community of 179 K-5 students and 7 teachers learn together. a personalized learning environment is created by having students learn at their “just right” levels in the areas of reading, writing, and math.
Kenwood trail middle School
Kenwood trail Middle school was founded in 1975 and serves students from 6th to 8th grade. We are a caring community dedicated to the promotion of excellence through knowledge, inquiry and citizenship. at Kenwood trail Middle school, we aspire to become a learning community that: • recognizes and celebrates the diversity, strengths, and inquisitive spirit of every child. • enables all students to succeed and strive for personal excellence. • Creates and fosters caring connections with children, families, staff, and community. • Formally, informally, and regularly communicates progress towards learning goals with both students and parents. • Continues to grow professionally through ongoing staff development.
Lakeville South High
We foster well-rounded, lifelong learners who will contribute meaningfully to a dynamic, global society. our vision is to prepare students for 21st century success through individualized learning, community partnerships, and a culture defined by integrity. Lakeville south high school is proud to be part of the award-winning, innovative Lakeville area Public schools, district 194. We are located at 21135 Jacquard avenue Lakeville, Minnesota 55044. our district serves nearly 11,000 students in dakota and scott Counties and spans 86 square miles. at Lakeville area Public schools, we are a community dedicated to learning for a lifetime.
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NEARBY ATTRACTIONS
HORSEBACK RIDING CANOEING
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Legends golf club
Legends Golf Club, recognized as National Golf Course of the Year, is an 18- hole championship course nestled in a wooded, marshy area south of Minneapolis.
Knotty oar marina
With nearly 2 acres and 600ft. of shoreline, the Knotty oar is 2nd to none. Your destination for - Fun, Water & sun Boat rentals, Fishing, Camping and much more.
brackett’s crossing country club
Brackett's Crossing Country Club's facilities are spectacular, boasting a newly renovated clubhouse highlighted by a member dining area overlooking the golf course. Weddings, events, Golf, tennis, and dining.
bob Jensen Stables
a fun, family atmosphere teaching students horsemanship, riding skills, equitation, and sportsmanship We are the twin Cities premier full service stable offering english riding lessons, summer horse camp, english saddle seat training, boarding, and horse show services.
cleary Lake Park
one of the most popular year-round recreation spots in the south metro. With amenities including a golf course, campground, picnic area, cross-country ski trails, swimming beach and more, this beautiful park has something for everyone.
elko Speedway
elko speedway, is a 3/8 mile asphalt oval race track located in elko New Market, Minnesota. elko speedway offers a variety of entertainment on & off the track. the facility caters to more than just race enthusiasts, with each year bringing more and more entertainment than the next.
mn Pro Paintball
the closest paintball park to the twin Cities, MN Pro Paintball has 11 different fields from woodsball fields with towers and trenches to tournament style Xball. themed outdoor Paintball Park With 15 unique Battlefields.
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GET TO KNOW THE AREA
History
PRIOR LAKE Prior Lake History
From 1870 to the 1920s there was little growth in Prior Lake. it was primarily a farming community that attracted summer residents along its shores and at the Grainwood hotel. the 1920s to 1950s saw Prior Lake as a typical small american town experiencing the major events surrounding two World Wars. From World War ii to 1960, Prior Lake experienced moderate growth with the lake being a major recreational facility. From 1960 to present, Prior Lake experienced great growth, becoming a suburban/bedroom community with the lake and hwy. 13 development as the greatest catalyst for growth. inevitably, a general store and post office marks the beginnings of a town. Both spring Lake and Prior Lake Villages had their start in this manner. then the routing of the railroad in 1871, cutting Prior Lake in two, ended the hopes of spring Lake. thus, the village, post office and lake were all named in honor of Charles h. Prior, who in 1871-86 was superintendent of the Minnesota division of the Milwaukee rr. however, long before the railroad was laid, Neal and Malcalm McColl, whose father had settled in eaglecreek township in 1855, had built and managed a store on the site where Carpenter’s hardware is now. Prior Lake was platted in 1871; and the post office in which Malcalm McColl was Postmaster, was opened in the McColl store.
since McColl’s store had burned in 1876, a.F. arndt and Fred ellis had operated a store where Monnen’s Food Market stands. a. F. arndt, succeeding Malcalm as Postmaster, dissolved his partnership with Fred ellis, built a new store and moved the post office to that building where it remained until 1935. Four years after Prior Lake became a village, the Grainwood hotel, catering to wealthy socialites from the east and as far south as the Gulf states, opened on May 15, 1879. this hotel offered accommodations for about 150 guests with cottage facilities as well. due to differences in train schedules of the Milwaukee and omaha railroads, the hotel maintained its own horse-drawn bus, seating ten persons, which traveled to Barden twice a day to meet the morning and evening trains. this hotel burned in 1894 early in the spring. Mrs. Bowles, who had succeeded W.e. hull as owner, had it rebuilt at once and continued to operate it. For forty years, one of the finest resorts in Minnesota, the Grainwood hotel declined in status after 1920 when northern resorts offered better prospects to summer travelers. it never regained its importance, and in 1923 it burned to the ground. Mrs. Van slack, wife of the owner at that time, had been W.e. hull’s daughter, and she had known her father’s house in its grandeur. it was never rebuilt.
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credit river township History
early settlers in Credit river township, had they heard the adage “luck o‟ the irish,” may at first have thought it true. these irish immigrants, having left their homeland to escape the ravages of the potato famine, were grateful to have happened upon fertile farmland at the eastern end of scott County. Better yet, the land was free, offered by the government to anyone who would clear and farm it. But lucky? Yes and no. the homesteader discovered quickly that the task ahead - grubbing out a home and living from the bare land – was anything but easy. still, life was rich and full, largely because they lived in a community with other irish farmers. although the population has increased considerably today, the township remains the same rural community it always was.
Lakeville history
Lakeville had its origins back in 1853 when Captain William B. dodd designed and directed the construction of a road that would serve as a practical land route connecting the military forts in st. Paul and Faribault. shortly after the road was built, J.J. Brackett, who transported mail, supplies, and travelers along this route, chose Lakeville as an ideal site for a town because it was roughly halfway between st. Paul and st. Peter. Griffin Phelps, who worked for Brackett, is believed to have been the first real settler. in 1855, Brackett platted 250 acres and named it Lakeville because it was near Prairie Lake, now known as Lake Marion. By 1858, the tiny town of Lakeville, located near the intersection of today’s Co. rd. 50 and dodd Blvd., contained a general store, two hotels, a boarding house, a blacksmith shop, a saloon, and a shoe shop. When the hastings and dakota
railroad line was built in 1869, railroad officials tried to buy land in Lakeville to build a depot. the owner refused to sell, so the railroad bought 20 acres a half a mile east, put up a platform and named the area Fairfield. it wasn’t long before existing businesses moved from the original town site to Fairfield, and new businesses were also established at the new town site. it took nine years for business owners and residents to get Fairfield’s name changed to Lakeville. in 1878, they decided they wanted a government separate from Lakeville township, which encompassed the rural area, and sought incorporation as the Village of Lakeville. agriculture was the major industry, with several grain mills that handled crops grown by area farmers and a creamery that made cream into butter. the population at the turn of the 20th century was 373.
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Legends Club, recognized as 2007 National Golf Course of the Year, is an 18-hole championship course nestled in a wooded, yet marshy area on the border of Lakeville and Prior Lake in Minnesota. it is conveniently located
just 2 miles west from highway 35, about 25 minute drive from both downtown Minneapolis or st. Paul Legends Club one of the few daily-fee public golf courses where you can experience private club feel, amenities, and
quality. the stone and stucco clubhouse at Legends Club is an inviting retreat that features a comfortably elegant dining room, a multi-use outdoor terrace, private party/event rooms and an impressive golf shop.
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