About 1171 30th Avenue
Just 30 minutes from the Twin Cities, this exceptional 68+-acre riverfront property offers a rare opportunity along the beautiful Kinnickinnic River. This spring-fed, cold-water stream is renowned for its self-sustaining wild trout population and pristine natural setting. With more than 6,600+- feet of river frontage, the property provides extraordinary access to Class I trout waters and endless opportunities for fly fishing, canoeing, kayaking, tubing, riverside walks, or simply enjoying the peaceful beauty of the river. Few properties offer this level of everyday connection to nature. Beyond the river, rolling pastures and scenic open land provide an inspiring setting for a dream home or private estate, family retreat, equestrian lifestyle, or simply the freedom and privacy of an extraordinary riverfront property. The land also offers potential for splitting, creating additional opportunity for the next owner. Extensive infrastructure provides exceptional flexibility. For the equestrian enthusiast, this is a turnkey, income-producing working farm featuring a heated 20-stall barn, attached heated indoor arena approximately 70’ x 174’, an additional 18-stall barn with room for six more, and an outdoor arena approximately 80’ x 200’. Nine turnout pens, four interconnected pastures for rotational grazing, shelters, hay barn, and a comfortable viewing lounge with private office complete the facilities. The substantial barns and outbuildings also accommodate agricultural and animal-related uses, personal collections, equipment, recreational gear, vehicles, and other possessions requiring space and privacy. Whether envisioned as a private estate, established equestrian operation, recreational getaway, or future development opportunity, this property offers an extraordinary combination of river frontage, natural beauty, income-producing infrastructure, and proximity to the Twin Cities. More than acreage, buildings, and amenities, the true value is the experience of being here—the river flowing quietly through the landscape, expansive views, and the peace that comes from having room to breathe. This is an opportunity to create a legacy along one of the Midwest’s cherished trout streams—a place where family and friends gather, animals thrive, passions and collections are preserved, and the beauty of the unspoiled Wisconsin countryside becomes part of everyday life for generations to come.
