35 Jasper St, Soudan, MN 55782

FULLY REMODELED UP NORTH RETREAT — TWO MINUTES TO LAKE VERMILION Some houses you have to imagine yourself into. This one is already there. A 1940 gambrel-style fully remodeled and set under mature pines on well-sized lot in Soudan — two minutes to the Stuntz Bay boat launch and backing directly to Lake Vermilion State Park. Pine and cedar ceilings run throughout, with custom trim and hand-built dressers recessed into the knee walls. Craftsmanship that doesn't come out of a catalog. Behind it: updated electrical, new plumbing, new siding, new lighting, new roofs, and a propane furnace. Enter through a four-season porch — original beadboard wood ceiling, new windows on three sides. The living room pairs a pine plank ceiling and exposed cedar beam with a hand-built brick hearth and new wood stove. The open kitchen brings butcher block counters, peninsula seating for three, and a new matched Whirlpool suite: refrigerator, range, over-the-range microwave, dishwasher. Four bedrooms — one main level, three upstairs. The vaulted main bedroom fits a king and has its own half bath. Two bedrooms wear cedar plank ceilings and accent walls with nothing but evergreen out the windows. A Jack-and-Jill bath connects two upstairs rooms. Both baths carry cedar ceilings, original tilework, and updated fixtures. The finished basement adds flexible living space plus laundry with new Maytag washer and dryer. Vapor- barriered crawl space off the main basement handles additional gear and provides need storage space. The 1,008 sq ft detached garage is two buildings in one: a finished, insulated workshop heated by wood or propane heater, on its own electrical panel with 240V run for a welder — and a full bay with overhead door, soaring exposed-truss ceiling, built-in bench, and loft storage. New roof, freshly painted. Space like this in Soudan's market is hard to find. Outside, a new deck overlooks an open lawn, a stone firepit with gravel seating, new gravel drive, and fresh landscaping. Twenty minutes to Ely and the Boundary Waters. Twenty-five to Giants Ridge. Thirteen to Fortune Bay. Open water and grouse in the warm months; sled trails, ice fishing, and skiing once it freezes. Sleeps a crowd. Turn-key as a year-round home, a four-season getaway, or a short-term rental. Ready from day one.