The Dungey & Mornson
Real Estate Team
612-735-3913
GDungey@CBBurnet.com
952-221-6715
GEMornson@CBBurnet.com
Coldwell Banker Burnet
510 North Chestnut Street, Chaska, MN 55318
Explore Chaska
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Chaska, MN, founded in 1852, though constantly growing has always tried to maintain their mission of being the “best small town in Minnesota,” and retaining the value the inherently comes along with that title. In fact, a survey taken in 2000 revealed that the majority of new residents decided to call Chaska their home precisely for it's small town and friendly atmosphere.
The city council realizes the need to promote community development and small town values based on a high quality of life, and focuses its energy on doing just that. This is accomplished by creating and adhering to core community values of citizenship, responsibility, respect, generosity, environmentalism, human worth and dignity, integrity, and learning.
These values are very apparently reflected in the communities that exist within the city of Chaska, creating a close-knit community reminiscent of a small town, yet with the amenities and events of both a city and a rural destination.
Parks and Trails
Chaska is known to have one of the most extensive trail and park systems in the metro area. With a combination of playgrounds, "tot lots", community parks, and neighborhood parks, the community has over 1,000 acres of open space, with roughly 600 acres of it developed parks. Of the 29 parks in Chaska, here are a few notable ones: Click here for more information
Preferred Business Partners
In a community like Chaska, there are great shopping, services and home improvement possibilities. Here are a few of our favorites: Click here for more information
Chaska Community Center
The Chaska Community Center is a hub of activity, housing workout equipment, a swimming pool, volleyball courts, basketball courts, workout equipment, a playground, a track, and more. Not only is the CCC a great place to stay in shape or to play, but it also provides an astounding amount of classes and events. The Community Center, like most centers like it, requires an annual membership fee, and as a benefit to Chaska residents, is lower for anyone living in the area. Click here for more information - including membership fees, programs, and events.
