Plymouth

Nestled just 12 miles west of downtown Minneapolis and surrounded by bountiful nature, rests Plymouth. Residents of this lovely Minnesota suburb are part of a warm and welcoming tight-knit community, teeming with like-minded individuals who value togetherness and acceptance. Once a place where settlers met to trade with each other, Plymouth has now grown into a highly-sought after location for families, professionals, retirees, and more. 

Local Lifestyle

Plymouth is a neighborhood on the rise, with spectacular spaces for outdoor enthusiasts. Each season brings a new variety of exciting recreational activities, whether sledding in winter, or hiking in summer. With perfectly paved trails for walking, or biking and a wide array of public outdoor spaces to spend each day, Plymouth is an excellent spot for those who enjoy connecting with Mother Nature. 

Plymouth’s newly constructed homes offer residents a cozy, peaceful place to enjoy a high quality of life. With its proximity to downtown Wayzata and Minneapolis, residents of Plymouth can easily access world-class shopping, dining, and entertainment, such as the Arbor lakes Shopping Center and the Ridgedale Shopping Mall. 

Dining, Entertainment & Shopping

Plymouth offers a diverse selection of delicious casual eateries and upscale establishments, with each taking on various cuisines from around the globe. Rock Elm Tavern is a cozy restaurant with a warm and welcoming atmosphere that serves tavern-style meals with a unique twist, a tap with over 30 beers, and a custom-crafted cocktail to pair with your order. Northern Taphouse is a popular burger joint that serves mouth-watering Angus patties and specializes in state-fair cheese curds paired with craft beers from Minnesota’s own breweries. For a Minnesota-grown-and-owned dining experience, visit Green Mill Restaurant and Bar, which features American-style dishes, delicious pizza, bar fare, and a wide selection of beers and cocktails.

Plymouth has various shops that offer anything you may need, whether you’re interested in making a home-cooked meal at home or looking to stock up on household goods. A quick visit to local stores, such as Lowes, Lunds & Byerlys, or Fresh Thyme Market, is a great way to gather groceries and household necessities.

Things to Do

Plymouth is filled with lovely community spaces. Residents often frequent these spots to attend community events or engage in recreational activities, such as hiking, biking, and more. One of the most popular is Clifton E. French Regional Park, which sits along Medicine Lake and is widely known for its outdoor activities and exploration. It is the second-largest park in the country. For more outdoor exploration, visit Northwest Greenway, a long and winding trail surrounded by beautiful nature.

For year-long activities, residents flock to The Plymouth Community Center, which has various scheduled events. Connected to the center is the Millenium Garden, which is a popular location for weddings and known for its overflowing beauty and well-manicured lawns. 

The Hilde Performance Center’s outdoor amphitheater hosts a variety of performances, including summer concerts, live plays, and even car shows. 

Residents love to take a walk to the Plymouth Farmers Market next to Parker’s Lake Park, where they can purchase a wide selection of farm-fresh fruits, vegetables, and homemade goods.

Schools

Plymouth is proud to be a part of the award winning, top-rated Wayzata School District. Schools in this district include:

Nestled just 12 miles west of downtown Minneapolis and surrounded by bountiful nature, rests Plymouth. Residents of this lovely Minnesota suburb are part of a warm and welcoming tight-knit community, teeming with like-minded individuals who value togetherness and acceptance. Once a place where settlers met to trade with each other, Plymouth has now grown into a highly-sought after location for families, professionals, retirees, and more. 

Local Lifestyle

Plymouth is a neighborhood on the rise, with spectacular spaces for outdoor enthusiasts. Each season brings a new variety of exciting recreational activities, whether sledding in winter, or hiking in summer. With perfectly paved trails for walking, or biking and a wide array of public outdoor spaces to spend each day, Plymouth is an excellent spot for those who enjoy connecting with Mother Nature. 

Plymouth’s newly constructed homes offer residents a cozy, peaceful place to enjoy a high quality of life. With its proximity to downtown Wayzata and Minneapolis, residents of Plymouth can easily access world-class shopping, dining, and entertainment, such as the Arbor lakes Shopping Center and the Ridgedale Shopping Mall. 

Dining, Entertainment & Shopping

Plymouth offers a diverse selection of delicious casual eateries and upscale establishments, with each taking on various cuisines from around the globe. Rock Elm Tavern is a cozy restaurant with a warm and welcoming atmosphere that serves tavern-style meals with a unique twist, a tap with over 30 beers, and a custom-crafted cocktail to pair with your order. Northern Taphouse is a popular burger joint that serves mouth-watering Angus patties and specializes in state-fair cheese curds paired with craft beers from Minnesota’s own breweries. For a Minnesota-grown-and-owned dining experience, visit Green Mill Restaurant and Bar, which features American-style dishes, delicious pizza, bar fare, and a wide selection of beers and cocktails.

Plymouth has various shops that offer anything you may need, whether you’re interested in making a home-cooked meal at home or looking to stock up on household goods. A quick visit to local stores, such as Lowes, Lunds & Byerlys, or Fresh Thyme Market, is a great way to gather groceries and household necessities.

Things to Do

Plymouth is filled with lovely community spaces. Residents often frequent these spots to attend community events or engage in recreational activities, such as hiking, biking, and more. One of the most popular is Clifton E. French Regional Park, which sits along Medicine Lake and is widely known for its outdoor activities and exploration. It is the second-largest park in the country. For more outdoor exploration, visit Northwest Greenway, a long and winding trail surrounded by beautiful nature.

For year-long activities, residents flock to The Plymouth Community Center, which has various scheduled events. Connected to the center is the Millenium Garden, which is a popular location for weddings and known for its overflowing beauty and well-manicured lawns. 

The Hilde Performance Center’s outdoor amphitheater hosts a variety of performances, including summer concerts, live plays, and even car shows. 

Residents love to take a walk to the Plymouth Farmers Market next to Parker’s Lake Park, where they can purchase a wide selection of farm-fresh fruits, vegetables, and homemade goods.

Schools

Plymouth is proud to be a part of the award winning, top-rated Wayzata School District. Schools in this district include: