Hartkopf Townhomes for Sale

Central to Brooklyn Park, Hartkopf is a suburb appreciated by locals for its lower-than-average housing prices and convenience to shopping and public parks. Filled with midcentury-inspired homes largely built in the 1970s, renovations are a regular thing in the area. “They look midcentury on the outside, but they’re pretty modernized on the inside,” says Chris Yarbro, an associate with Re/Max Advantage Plus. “Plus there are still a lot of good deals for people to put their own spin on.” With its fenced-in backyards, well-kept lawns and midcentury-inspired housing, Hartkopf attempts an atmosphere of classic suburbia. Both attached and detached garages are a common feature, cutting down on street parking. Homes frequently have basements along with wood and brick exteriors. One—and two-bedroom condos are also popular, generally running between the mid-$40,000s and the high $70,000s. Split-level and ranch-style houses range from the mid-$200,000s to the mid-$300,000s. The average value of a home in Hartkopf is in the high $200,000s—half of the national average. Students will begin at Park Brook Elementary School, which is in the center of the neighborhood, before attending North View