"Zoë Bakes" star lists Minneapolis home with TV-ready kitchen
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Baker Zoë François' kitchen served as the backdrop for her HBO Max show "Zoë Bakes." Photo: TK
Want to be the star of your own cooking show? This historic Minneapolis home has the kitchen for you.
Driving the news: Twin Cities baker, cookbook author and television host Zoë François just put her home on the market — and you may recognize that chef's kitchen as the backdrop of her HBO Max show "Zoë Bakes."
Why we love it: Built in 1902 and located near the lakes area of Minneapolis, the two-part chef's kitchen features high-end appliances, including a double wall oven and two refrigerators, plus a butler's pantry, marble counters and butcher block island.
- The home's stained glass windows, wood wainscoting and grand staircase have also been meticulously restored by François and her husband.
Plus: The third floor, which has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an office and kitchenette, can serve as guest living quarters or an independent rental unit.
Additional features: Formal dining and living rooms, wood-burning fireplaces, cedar sauna, three-season porch, fenced backyard with fire pit and dog run, two-car detached garage.
Details: Contact listing agent Lindsey Ronning with Penny & Co. Real Estate for more information.
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