The Grand Reserve at Eagle Valley
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- One, Two, Three, & Four Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Three Bathrooms
- Cat Friendly & Dog Friendly
- Attached Garage, Carport, Off Street Parking, & On Street Parking
- Laundry In Unit
- Fitness Equipment
- Hot Tub & Outdoor Pool
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About this property
Enjoy the space of a single family home at The Grand Reserve, nestled in a residential neighborhood overlooking Eagle Valley Golf Course. We are a pet friendly community that defines the standard of living in Woodbury, Minnesota. We invite you to experience our two, three or four bedroom townhomes featuring fully equipped kitchens, walk-in closets, gas fireplaces and balconies or patios. If comfort is what you desire, our one, two or three bedroom manor style apartment homes deliver just that. The Grand Reserve is a vibrant community that offers a clubhouse, outdoor grilling area, fire pit, sand volleyball court, sauna, indoor hot tub and outdoor resort style pool! We are just minutes from I-94, I-494 and many venues for dining and shopping nearby. Visit us today to see what "the good life" has to offer at The Grand Reserve!
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About Woodbury, Minnesota
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Woodbury is a city in Minnesota, and suburb of the Twin Cities metro area, lying east of Saint Paul on Interstate 94. With an estimated population of 66,428, it is Minnesota's tenth largest city.
Woodbury was originally called Red Rock, but was renamed in honor of Levi Woodbury, who was first to realize another Red Rock existed in the state. Beginning in 1844, the land was mostly converted to farmland. TOne of the city's few 19th-century farms still existing today is the Charles Spangenberg Farmstead.