Recently Sold Homes in Pine Island, MN

Recently Sold Home in Pine Island, MN:

Home is in the Community Land Trust. Must income qualify and owner occupied, no more than $93,600/household at the time of purchase. Newly renovated home, lots of great updates. Home has all 3 bedrooms on upper floor. Laundry is on upper floor. Large deck off the back, great size back yard.

Recently Sold Home in Pine Island, MN:

This property sits on a beautiful ½-acre lot just in the outskirts of Pine Island. The home is in significant disrepair and will require extensive renovation—or tear down but with the right vision, it could be transformed or torn down to make way for your dream home. Whether you're an investor looking for your next project or a buyer ready to build new, this is your chance to own a prime piece of land in a great location. This home is also in city limits and can be annexed into city water and sewer. Cash offers only. Sold as-is.

Recently Sold Home in Pine Island, MN:

Welcome to this inviting split-level home featuring an open layout and abundant natural light. The spacious kitchen offers ample counter space, updated cabinetry, flooring and new appliances, making it perfect for everyday living and entertaining. Step outside to enjoy the deck looking over the fenced yard, or the large patio below - ideal for outdoor gatherings. The attached three car garage gives ample space for parking and storage. Located on a quiet cul-de-sac street with mature trees. With all of the finishes that you could possibly ask for, this home is move in ready!

Recently Sold Home in Pine Island, MN:

"Spacious 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, and 3 stall attached garage. Located in one of Pine Island’s established neighborhoods, this home offers comfort, character, and convenience. Enjoy peaceful views of a backyard pond, visible from your walk-out basement—perfect for relaxing evenings or entertaining guests. Inside, you'll find large rooms with great natural light, built-ins for added storage and charm, and a functional layout ideal for modern living. The lower level walkout adds flexibility for multi-use living spaces, guest quarters, or recreation. The deck is a tear down and should not be used. "