Carver County is a Rich Tapestry of 11 Unique Communities.

5 Dec 2023

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Is your ideal home in a modern suburb, a charming historic small town, or a peaceful, rural area? Carver County offers all of those and more. From Chaska, the county seat, with its blend of 19th century and modern architecture, beautiful riverfront, and a vibrant downtown scene, to pleasant rural towns including Cologne, Hamburg, and New Germany, this affordable region attracts people from far and wide.

Idyllic Settings, Quality of Life, and Enticing Opportunities

Carver County is a place where residents and visitors alike can enjoy each town as a convenient mini-destination for soaking up the ambiance and sampling the local shopping, dining, scenery, history, culture, and outdoor recreation. In addition, every community enjoys easy access to the urban centers of the Twin Cities just 20 miles away.

Which Carver County community is right for you? Click here to learn more about Chanhassen, Chaska, Cologne, Hamburg, Mayer, New Germany, Norwood Young America, Victoria, Waconia, and Watertown and compare.

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