On Stillwater's South Hill, with bonus views of the St. Croix River and the Stillwater Crossing bridge, this home offers something genuinely rare among the city's historic housing stock: a complete, studs-out reconstruction permitted and finished in 2019, with every surface and mechanical system made new. From the street, it reads as unassuming — clean lines, quiet presence. Inside, a cheerful ambiance and exceptional finishes await. Light pours in from every angle across the open floor plan, with an impeccable level of detail throughout. The main level unfolds with effortless flow between kitchen, living, and dining areas, anchored on the opposite end by a primary suite with a gorgeous private bath — a dual-sink vanity, glass-enclosed shower, and a remarkable walk-in closet. This level also offers a second bedroom and additional ¾ bathroom. The lower level, reached by an open-tread staircase, adds a non-conforming bedroom and bath — flexible space for guests, hobbies, or a home office. Out back, the deck is made for slower mornings — birdsong, the occasional wandering turkey, fox, or deer from the neighboring woods — while the yard has hosted its fair share of bags, croquet, and bocce tournaments. A detached shed keeps lawn and garden gear out of sight, and the heated garage, with its own separate furnace, is a quiet luxury come January. The owners went above and beyond in every way, including the details you may not readily notice: spray foam insulation for extra efficiency, a built-in furnace humidifier, and a Broan air exchanger keeping air quality fresh year-round. This is a quiet, friendly pocket of the city with an unbeatable walk score to everywhere you'd want to be — downtown Stillwater's shops and restaurants, marinas for easy boat access, and the Loop Trail across the bridges. Bayport's dining scene is close at hand, as is the charm of Hudson.
