An illustrated community portrait inspired by the county aerial and watershed map. It conveys the relationship between homes, road, woodland, and water; it is not a survey, exact building plan, or representation of a particular home’s boundaries.
WHAT MAKES THIS ADDRESS DISTINCTIVE
Private in character. Rich in possibility.
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AN INTIMATE ENCLAVE
Twenty-eight homes. A distinctive sense of place.
Seven buildings, each with four townhomes, create a neighborhood of an unusually personal scale. Deephaven Cove feels composed and intimate: a small collection of homes with a shared landscape and an identity of its own.
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A PRIVATE APPROACH
A street that feels like an arrival.
Valley Cove Court is the community’s private road. Turn away from the surrounding thoroughfares and the character changes: townhomes beneath mature trees, a quieter pace, and a street that leads you home.
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WOODLAND CHARACTER
The canopy is part of the architecture.
Mature trees frame the homes and lend the setting a sheltered, forested character. Woodland edges, glacial boulders, and gardens give the spaces between buildings as much presence as the buildings themselves.
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A CONSIDERED COLLECTION
Luxury with a sense of belonging.
These luxurious townhomes pair the presence of a substantial residence with the intimacy of a small neighborhood. Stone and neutral exterior finishes sit comfortably within the wooded setting. Individual homes have their own layouts, finishes, and improvements; explore each property on its own merits.
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LAND WORTH KNOWING
Beauty with a story beneath it.
The pond, common land, and woodland are part of what gives the Cove its character. Our Pond & Watershed page brings together the land’s story and the county ownership record, so the landscape can be understood as well as admired.
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CONNECTED LIVING
Tucked away. Beautifully connected.
Lake Minnetonka, waterfront towns, shopping, dining, and everyday services surround this private woodland address. Our community’s approximate driving estimates put downtown Wayzata under five minutes away and Ridgedale Center around ten, depending on traffic and route.
The original county GIS printout provides the documentary companion to the illustration. This view covers the selected common-area parcel and part of the neighborhood, rather than the complete community.
THE BUILDINGS & THE LAND
Look more closely. Understand the place.
The county aerial shows how homes, Valley Cove Court, and the common land meet. Its selected 1.1-acre parcel is association common area; that figure is not the total area of the neighborhood.
The printout is a GIS record, not a recorded plat or boundary survey. For the boundaries, easements, and rights associated with a particular home, review its current title and association documents.
Actual neighborhood photographs complement the illustrated community portrait above.
A neighborhood exterior; this photograph does not indicate a home is for sale.Valley Cove Court and its tree canopy.
FOR PROSPECTIVE NEIGHBORS & REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS
Begin with the setting. Explore the details.
This page introduces the community. For an individual home’s availability, features, price, and showing arrangements, contact its listing agent or your real estate professional.
Buying at the Cove
Request the current association documents, budget, dues and assessments, insurance information, rules, maintenance responsibilities, and applicable resale disclosures through the seller, listing agent, and association’s established management channels.
Confirm parking arrangements, use of shared land, and any restrictions relevant to your plans. Current documents provide the details behind the setting.
A useful starting point for realtors
Share our Recreation and Community Resources pages to introduce the surrounding area. Confirm school assignments for the specific address directly with the school district, and verify all property-specific statements against current records.