Ten acres of pond and a wooded hill sit behind the buildings, under a utility easement, and will never be developed. Deer, turkeys and sandhill cranes come with it.

Sunset is visible from roughly ninety percent of the units here. That is not luck. Topography, building layout and solar orientation were all worked out before anything was poured.

Fox Hollow Golf Club just renovated, with a new restaurant. Owners reach it by golf cart through the tunnel under the road, never crossing traffic.

Maple Grove to The Hide Out is about twenty-one minutes. Mileage makes this place look further away than the clock does, and the clock is what you actually spend.

A golf course across the road, a movie theater, restaurants and gas within a couple of miles. Most buildings in this category sit alone with nothing around them.

The Wright County Whiskey Club is back at The Hide Out on Friday, October 2. Tickets are on their site, and these nights fill up.

Car shows, whiskey nights and ordinary Saturdays at The Hide Out. Why the calendar matters as much as the concrete when you are buying a suite.

A checklist for anyone shopping garage condominiums in the Twin Cities area, including the questions that separate a shell price from a finished one.

Radiant in-floor heat comes with the shell at The Hide Out. In a Minnesota winter that is the difference between storing a project and working on one.

Association dues at The Hide Out cover an insurance policy on the building plus lawn care and snow removal. Here is why that arrangement exists and what it buys you.