West Central Minnesota

Stevens County homes for sale

Janet Matchinsky helps buyers and sellers throughout Stevens County, a county of roughly 9,728 people with its seat in Morris. Below are the 4 communities she serves here, with a page for each.

Service area

Where Stevens County sits

West of Glenwood on Highway 28. Morris is the county seat and home to the University of Minnesota Morris, which drives much of the housing demand in the county.

A prairie county on the Pomme de Terre River with few natural lakes; the Wetland Management District near Morris is the main water.

Stevens County at a glance

FactDetail
Population (2023 estimate)9,728 (U.S. Census Bureau)
County seatMorris
Land area563.7 sq mi (Census Gazetteer)
Water area11.7 sq mi
Towns on this page4
Home Match Realty service area: West Central Minnesota, county by county Map of Douglas, Pope, Todd, Stearns, Kandiyohi, Otter Tail, Grant, Morrison, Swift, Meeker, Stevens and Renville counties around Alexandria, Minnesota. Choose a county to open its homes-for-sale page. Douglas Pope Todd Stearns Kandiyohi Otter Tail Grant Morrison Swift Meeker Stevens Renville

Largest first

Towns in Stevens County

The largest towns in Stevens County by 2023 population are Morris (5,140), Hancock (863), Chokio (410), and Donnelly (217). Every town below has its own page with population, school district, nearest lakes and Janet's sales nearby.

Lake finder

Lakes in Stevens County

A prairie county on the Pomme de Terre River with few natural lakes; the Wetland Management District near Morris is the main water.

No Stevens County lake has its own page on this site yet. The lake finder covers every lake Janet works, and the county's towns are listed above.

Track record

Janet in Stevens County

The closest homes Home Match Realty listed and sold to Stevens County are in Alexandria and Villard, and the county is inside the territory Janet has worked since 2014.

Talk to Janet

Buying or selling in Stevens County

Start with a short call to Janet at (320) 219-2488. She will explain how buying in Stevens County works, what it costs, and what to expect from offer to closing.

Buyers in Stevens County can reach Janet directly at (320) 219-2488. She answers her own phone and replies to every message personally, seven days a week.

Get in touch

Tell Janet what you're looking for

Janet answers her own phone and replies to every form personally.

Or call or text Janet directly: (320) 219-2488. No spam, no obligation.

Janet sells homes in Stevens County the same way everywhere: honest pricing, good photos, NorthstarMLS exposure, and a broker who answers the phone.

Janet prepares a free market analysis for any home in Stevens County. It is based on recent sold data from NorthstarMLS, not on an automated estimate.

Get in touch

Thinking about selling?

Janet answers her own phone and replies to every form personally.

Or call or text Janet directly: (320) 219-2488. No spam, no obligation.

Sell in Stevens County

Each larger town has its own seller page with the process, what has sold nearby and the home value form. Smaller towns use the main sell page.

FAQ

Questions about Stevens County

Does Janet work with buyers moving from out of the area?

Yes, and she has helped clients relocate from as far away as California. She has packed a dozen showings into two days for one relocating couple, and she makes the lender, inspector and closer introductions.

Can Janet show homes listed by other brokerages in Stevens County?

Yes, as a NorthstarMLS member she can show and write offers on any listing in the MLS, not only her own. You work with one broker and still see everything that is for sale.

How fast do homes sell in Stevens County?

It changes with the season and the price point, so a single average would mislead you. Janet would rather show you current numbers than quote a stale figure, so ask her for the latest report on Stevens County.

Do homes in Stevens County have a well and septic?

Inside city limits, most homes are on municipal water and sewer, and outside town, private wells and septic systems are the norm. Minnesota requires a well disclosure at sale, and most counties here require a septic compliance inspection when a property changes hands.

See all communities or read the relocation guide.

Ready when you are

Talk to Janet about Stevens County

Full-time broker, one phone number, every town on this page.