shoreview: 10 Reasons to Fall in L♥VE with a SHOREVIEW MN Home!
- 09/16/12 09:00 AM
Considering a new home? Consider Shoreview, Minnesota This vibrant community attracts attention for many other reasons besides the twin, skyscraping, radio transmission towers reaching high 1400+ feet into the air. Though not officially incorporated until 1957, Shoreview has a rich history. A good portion of what is now known as Shoreview was once inhabited by Dakota and Ojibwe Native America tribes. It was ceded to the US Government from the Ojibwe in 1837 and soon became known as a farming community. The Soo line of the railroad expanded into Shoreview in the late 1800’s and soon New Englanders and other European … (0 comments)
shoreview: TOP 10 REASONS to Call Shoreview MN Home!
- 05/22/12 05:23 AM
Shoreview, Minnesota attracts attention for many other reasons besides the twin, sky-scraping, radio transmission towers reaching high 1400+ feet into the air. Though not officially incorporated until 1957, Shoreview has a rich history. A good portion of what is now known as Shoreview was once inhabited by Dakota and Ojibwe Native America tribes. It was ceded to the US Government from the Ojibwe in 1837 and soon became known as a farming community. The Soo line of the railroad expanded into Shoreview in the late 1800’s and soon New Englanders and other European settlers came to farm the land. The iconic … (1 comments)
shoreview: Top 10 Reasons People L♥VE to Call SHOREVIEW, Minnesota HOME!
- 05/24/11 08:56 AM
Shoreview, Minnesota attracts attention for many other reasons besides the twin, sky-scraping, radio transmission towers reaching high 1400+ miles into the air. Though not officially incorporated until 1957, Shoreview has a rich history. A good portion of what is now known as Shoreview was once inhabited by Dakota and Ojibwe Native America tribes. It was ceded to the US Government from the Ojibwe in 1837 and soon became known as a farming community. The Soo line of the railroad expanded into Shoreview in the late 1800’s and soon New Englanders and other European settlers came to farm the land. The iconic … (3 comments)
shoreview: TEN Reasons Shoreview MN is A GREAT Place to Call HOME!
- 07/02/10 10:19 AM
Shoreview, Minnesota attracts attention for many other reasons besides the twin, skyscraping, radio transmission towers reaching high 1400+ miles into the air. Though not officially incorporated until 1957, Shoreview has a rich history. A good portion of what is now known as Shoreview was once inhabited by Dakota and Ojibwe Native America tribes. It was ceded to the US Government from the Ojibwe in 1837 and soon became known as a farming community. The Soo line of the railroad expanded into Shoreview in the late 1800’s and soon New Englanders and other European settlers came to farm the land. The … (5 comments)
shoreview: Martha Lake Court, Shoreview MN 55126
- 04/06/10 12:49 PM
Welcome to Martha Lake Ct, Shoreview MN! Perfectly perfect townhomes! Just one of many townhome developments in the community of Shoreview!
This well-maintained townhome is no longer on the market but if you are looking for a great deal on a townhome just blocks from the popular Shoreview Community Center, give me a call! Need to know more information about how to make a beautiful Shoreview townhome like this one your own? Call or text me Teri Eckholm/ReMax Specialists at 651-336-7073. … (15 comments)
Theresa "Teri" Eckholm/Boardman Realty assists Minnesotans to find their way home with helpful tips and quality service. Dedication to customer service has made Teri the REALTOR® of choice for families in Blaine, Forest Lake, Ham Lake, Lino Lakes and Wyoming areas. Licensed in MN.
Considering a new home? Consider Shoreview, Minnesota This vibrant community attracts attention for many other reasons besides the twin, skyscraping, radio transmission towers reaching high 1400+ feet into the air. Though not officially incorporated until 1957, Shoreview has a rich history. A good portion of what is now known as Shoreview was once inhabited by Dakota and Ojibwe Native America tribes. It was ceded to the US Government from the Ojibwe in 1837 and soon became known as a farming community. The Soo line of the railroad expanded into Shoreview in the late 1800’s and soon New Englanders and other European … (0 comments)
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