The Fizbit

Fizbo Market Record — March 27, 2026 15143 Palm Street in Andover, MN is the only active listing in the city, making it the sole available option in Andover's current market. At $440,000, it sits at the 75th percentile statewide against a Minnesota median of $404,950 — an above-median position that reflects the northwest Twin Cities suburban belt where Andover competes, approximately 20 minutes from the metro core. This is a 2024-built, one-level, zero-step townhome in the Winslow Cove development, HOA-maintained for exterior, lawn, and snow removal. At 1,734 square feet in a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom single-level layout, the price per square foot calculates to $253.75, essentially at the Andover city average of $254. The pricing alignment with the city average is significant for a 2024 new construction with an above-average finish specification: the listing positions the property as comparable in price per square foot to what it replaced — while delivering a complete, move-in-ready home with upgrades already installed rather than a baseline new build with buyer-financed additions. Vaulted ceilings, a gas fireplace with stone surround, granite countertops, a center island, under-cabinet lighting, and a spacious pantry are included in the price rather than priced as options. The zero-step, single-level configuration is a structural feature with long-term relevance for buyers evaluating total household mobility, aging-in-place potential, or accessibility needs. One-level living in new construction at the Twin Cities suburban price tier is not a default offering — it represents a plan choice that trades upper-level square footage for single-floor accessibility and flow. The three bedrooms on one level are supported by a dual-sink primary bath with an upgraded multi-spray-head shower, custom walk-in closet organization, and two front bedrooms with custom closet organizers. Move-in-ready completions include washer and dryer, window treatments, ceiling fans with dimmer switches, gutters, an in-ground irrigation system, and painted interiors — each of which is either an added cost or a post-close project in a baseline new construction purchase. The listing makes a direct cost comparison to new construction alternatives: at $440,000 for a completed home with all finish-level selections made and upgrades installed, versus an in-construction home requiring months of delay plus buyer-financed upgrade decisions, the math for buyers with a defined timeline favors the completed property. The HOA structure covers lawn care and snow removal, which for a Minnesota property with no-step main-level living and a two-car garage produces a winter maintenance profile that effectively eliminates the two highest-frequency outdoor tasks that new construction townhome buyers typically absorb. Prairie Knoll Park is walkable, and shopping and dining proximity completes the convenience case for Andover's northwest metro location.