Perched on a quiet hilltop in Dellwood's Pine Tree Hills neighborhood, this distinctive home enjoys scenic lake views, mature oaks, towering white pines, and the peaceful setting that has defined this neighborhood since its development in the 1950s and 1960s. Originally built for Bert Cross, then president of 3M, the home even has its own place in local history. Bing Crosby entertained guests here during a visit to St. Paul for a 3M audio tape promotion. This mid-century home offers more than 4,000 square feet. The home features four bedrooms, five bathrooms, and the convenience of nearly all living spaces on one level. Expansive windows fill the home with natural light, while original woodwork and beautifully preserved vintage bathrooms with colorful tile celebrate its mid-century character. Thoughtful updates have been made with an eye toward preserving the home's architectural integrity. The electrical system has been updated and includes wiring for an EV charger. Two of the home's three fireplaces feature EPA-certified wood-burning inserts with dedicated outside-air intakes, providing efficient wood heat while preserving the warmth and ambiance of a real fire and can heat the entire home. It's also surrounded by wildlife, mature trees, and quiet streets, Pine Tree Hills remains one of the Twin Cities' most desirable neighborhoods for those who appreciate exceptional architecture, privacy, and the natural beauty of Dellwood.