10113 W 34th St

Oakridge Manor is a low-rise cooperative complex completed in 1970, set on roughly 4.66 acres in the Hopkins/Minnetonka border area. The 44-unit development mixes one- and two-bedroom floor plans arranged across garden, ground and upper levels; many units offer private decks or three-season porches with pool or wooded views. Exterior materials include brick veneer, metal, stone and wood, and recent community work has addressed roofing, decking, hallway finishes and added insulation. Interior finishes vary by unit — some fully renovated homes show modern kitchens, updated baths, new flooring and updated HVAC, while others remain original and marketed as “as-is.” Common areas emphasize shared recreation: an in-ground pool, barbecue area, party room with full kitchen, underground or attached garage stalls with extra storage, a laundry room on the lower level and an elevator serving common corridors. The co-op is managed with an association fee that in many listings includes property taxes and funds for building improvements; rules commonly prohibit rentals and pets, and cooperative financing or share loans are used for purchases. The site sits within convenient driving distance to shopping, highways (Hwy 7 and 169) parks and transit, presenting a quiet, garden-like suburban setting with tight-knit community maintenance.