Home listings: What $280,000 buys in the Twin Cities area

What you get for the money in Maple Plain, St. Paul and Maplewood.

June 7, 2019 at 9:35PM
Maple Plain: Built in 1982, this three-bedroom, one-bath house has 1,260 square feet. Listed by Lori Koller, Coldwell Banker Burnet, 952-994-1139.
- (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Maple Plain

Built in 1982, this three-bedroom, one-bathroom house has 1,260 square feet and features three bedrooms on one level, fireplace, unfinished lower level and deck. Listed by Lori Koller, Coldwell Banker Burnet, 952-994-1139.

St. Paul

Built in 1930, this three-bedroom, three-bathroom home in the Highland neighborhood has 1,426 square feet and features an upper-level bedroom, fireplace, hardwood floors, full basement and porch. Listed by Deborah Kaehler, J.H. Callahan & Associates, 651-455-8858.

Maplewood

Built in 1954, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom house has 2,223 square feet and features three bedrooms on one level, hardwood floors, three-season porch, full finished basement and fenced yard. Listed by Chue Chang, Empire Realty, 651-442-5417.

Note: Listings active as of June 5.

Photos provided by Lori Koller/Deborah Kaehler/Chue Chang

St. Paul: Built in 1930, this three-bedroom, three-bath home located in the Highland neighborhood has 1,426 square feet. Listed by Deborah Kaehler, J. H. Callahan & Associates, 651-455-8858.
- (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Maplewood: Built in 1954, this three-bedroom, two-bath house has 2,223 square feet. . Listed by Chue Chang, Empire Realty, 651-442-5417.
- (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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