Overview
Why people choose Plymouth
Plymouth is one of the largest cities in the metro and one of the most consistent. Deep inventory of 1990s and newer homes, an extensive trail network, and lakes scattered throughout.
- Architecture
- 1990s and 2000s two-story, townhomes, newer custom builds
- Notables
- Medicine Lake, French Regional Park, Plymouth Creek, the Hilde
Median list
$524,900
July 2026
Median sold
$540,000
July 2026
Avg days on market
29 days
July 2026
Population
79,820
Population from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates.
Homes
Plymouth homes for sale
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Schools
Wayzata, Robbinsdale, Osseo and Hopkins districts
Wayzata Public Schools
Serves most of northern and western Plymouth
Robbinsdale and Osseo districts
Serve eastern and northern areas
Hopkins Public Schools
Serves a southern portion of the city
School attendance boundaries change. Confirm the assigned school for any specific address with the district before you write an offer.
Around Town
Around Plymouth
French Regional Park
Beach, trails, and winter recreation
Medicine Lake
Boating, fishing, and shoreline parks
Hilde Performance Center
Outdoor concerts and city events
Plymouth Creek Center
Fieldhouse, playfields, and programs
Commute
Getting around from Plymouth
Downtown Minneapolis
20 to 30 min
Downtown St. Paul
30 to 42 min
MSP Airport
28 to 38 min
Maple Grove
10 to 15 min
Typical off-peak driving times. Rush hour on 494 and 35W runs longer.
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