Frequently Asked Questions

Introducing Glen Oaks, the newest development in Troy Township, where privacy, nature, and space come together in a truly special setting. Tucked among mature trees and gently rolling landscape, Glen Oaks offers a rare opportunity to build your dream home on expansive homesites ranging from 2.5 to over 5 acres.

Each lot is thoughtfully positioned to provide a peaceful, tucked-away feel while still keeping you connected to everything you need. Located just minutes from the St. Croix River Valley and approximately 30 minutes to the Twin Cities metro, Glen Oaks offers the perfect balance of quiet country living with convenient access to work, shopping, dining, and recreation.

Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate being just one mile from Troy Burne Golf Club, with the scenic Kinnickinnic Rivernearby for fishing and kayaking, and close proximity to Kinnickinnic State Park for hiking, boating, and year-round enjoyment.

Whether you envision a modern farmhouse, a custom rambler, or a private estate retreat, Glen Oaks provides the space and flexibility to bring your vision to life.

Please note that lot outlines are approximate and intended for marketing purposes. Survey markers will be placed to clearly identify property boundaries. The current driveway serving the existing home will be removed once the new road is constructed this spring.

If you’ve been searching for acreage, natural beauty, and the freedom to create something truly your own - Glen Oaks is where it begins.

  • Yes. Glen Oaks does have protective covenants in place.

    They are designed to maintain the quality, value, and overall character of the neighborhood while protecting your investment.

    If you would like a copy or have specific questions, we’re happy to provide more details.

  • Currently that has been determined to be roughly $150 to $200 per year. It is to maintain the common area or outlot.

  • Glen Oaks does have an association — and here’s why.

    Due to updated regulations from St. Croix County at the end of 2025, new developments are required to establish an association to maintain shared outlot areas.

    The association’s primary role is simply to maintain and care for the designated outlot(s) within the development. It is not intended to be overly restrictive — it exists to ensure shared spaces are properly maintained in accordance with county requirements.

    If you have questions about how the association functions, we’re happy to provide additional details.

  • Yes. Pole sheds are allowed at Glen Oaks.

    The maximum size permitted is 2,400 square feet, and the height may not exceed 18 feet at the peak.

    If you’re planning an outbuilding, we’re happy to review the guidelines with you to make sure everything aligns with the development requirements.