ANDOVER
Downtown Commute: 21 miles, 25–45 min
Airport Commute: 35 miles, 45–60 min
New Developments 2 Communities
Tax Rate: 1.18–1.22%
Restaurants 14 rated 4.5+
A quieter north metro suburb with abundant parks, newer housing, and room to breathe.
Andover is a strong fit for buyers who want a quieter, more residential north- metro suburb that still feels convenient for day-to-day life. It has more of a small-town suburban character than a dense, highly commercial feel, which is a big part of the appeal. Quiet neighborhoods, recreational opportunity, and civic involvement define the city, balancing a friendly community feel with metro accessibility. “67 parks and 41 miles of trails help define everyday life in Andover.” A major part of Andover's identity is its outdoor infrastructure. The city maintains more than 67 parks and 41 miles of paths and trails, which gives the community a more active, family-oriented feel than many suburbs at a similar distance from Minneapolis. That park system shapes how the city lives—neighborhood parks, trail connections, and larger recreation anchors nearby are part of daily life rather than a separate destination. Andover stands out for buyers who want newer housing without giving up a more established community environment. The city has both established neighborhoods and meaningful new-construction options, including communities like Fields of Winslow Cove, which helps explain why Andover tends to appeal to both growing households and buyers looking for lower- maintenance living. It isn't an urban-feeling suburb, and it isn't trying to be. The draw is space, neighborhood feel, and practical livability.
MARKET SNAPSHOT
Median Sales Prices: — Single Family: $459,450 — Townhomes: $360,000 — New Construction: $597,198
Price Per Square Foot: — Resale Homes: $188 — New Construction: $263
Month Supply of Inventory: 2.2
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