Midcentury Modern Fergus Falls Home Lists for $310,000 Amid Local Revival

Miranda Kugler-Rich is asking $310,000 for a midcentury home on West Summit Avenue that comes with an unusual advantage for Fergus Falls buyers: a lower level equipped with its own kitchen, laundry hookups and private entrance, giving the next owner the option to rent it as a duplex or absorb it into one large residence.

The property at 635 W Summit Ave is listed through Kugler-Rich's firm, Trilogy Real Estate, a boutique brokerage based in downtown Fergus Falls. It offers four-plus bedrooms and two bathrooms, with vaulted and beamed ceilings, new windows throughout, and a two-stall garage. Two family rooms, each anchored by a wood-burning fireplace, define the home's informal gathering spaces.

The $310,000 price lands almost exactly at the city's current market midpoint. As of mid-March 2026, Fergus Falls carried 43 active residential listings at an average asking price of $309,395, ranging from $120,900 at the low end to $675,000 at the top.

The listing arrives amid what has been described as an ongoing revival in Fergus Falls, a term that has come to represent the city's combined momentum in real estate activity and outside attention. The county seat of Otter Tail County, Fergus Falls is home to just over 13,000 residents and sits at the center of a region with more than 1,000 lakes. Renovated, architecturally distinctive properties have increasingly become a calling card of that renewed interest.

The Summit Avenue home packages midcentury design with functional flexibility at a price point that reflects, nearly to the dollar, what the Fergus Falls market is bearing right now.