Frazee, MN

Frazee is a small town located in southern Minnesota. The population of Frazee was 2,824 as of the 2010 census. The town is located in Blue Earth County and is bordered by the city of Mankato to the north, Faribault to the east, and Willmar to the south.

The history of Frazee can be traced back to 1856 when settlers arrived in what would become known as Frazee Township. At that time, the area was part of Crow Wing County. In 1871, a post office was established and named after James W. Frazee, an early settler and landowner in the area. In 1888, a railroad line was built through Frazee Township and it became an important transportation hub for farmers in southern Minnesota.

Today, Frazee is home to several businesses including a grocery store, gas station, bank branch, clinic, barbershop/beauty salon and two churches - Lutheran Church (Eagle Lake) and United Methodist Church ( Frazee). The town also has a public library which is open Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 5:00pm. There are also several parks located within Frazee including Heritage Park which features a playground and basketball court as well as picnic areas; Woodland Park which features a baseball diamond; and Veterans Memorial Park which includes a pond with fishing opportunities as well as basketball courts and tennis courts.

Real estate in Frazee consists primarily of single-family homes which are typically modestly sized - approximately 1-2 bedrooms with 1-2 bathrooms - but there are also some duplexes and apartments available for rent. Prices for homes range from around $100K to $250K depending on size/condition/location within the town limits. Commercial real estate options include small businesses such as restaurants or convenience stores along with larger retail establishments such as Walmart or Target stores.