23705 NE Highway 65
Bethel, MN 55005

This Sinclair Banded Convenience Store is located at the intersection of MN Highway 65 and 237th Avenue Northeast in a neighborhood called Coopers Corner in East Bethel, MN. Traffic counts average 20,400 vehicles daily on Highway 65, and another 3,900 vehicles daily on 237th Avenue Northeast. Sinclair is adjacent to Coopers Corner Liquor and across from St. Andrew Lutheran Church. Other area properties include Cemstone, GreyStone Mobile Home Park, Natco Trasmnission, Oak Ridge Auto Body, Tek Steel Fabricators, and more. East Bethel is home to approximately 11,607 residents and offers a unique and very livable location for families who prefer the small town lifestyle.  It provides the best of both worlds, convenience to a Metropolitan area and adequate separation to be a semi-rural community.  It covers a land area of 47.97 square miles.  East Bethel has 12 lakes covering 2,028 acres, including Coon Lake, the largest lake in Anoka County.  They have 15 City parks, and public reserves that include Sandhill Crane Natural Area, Helen Allison Savanna, Gordie Mikkelson WMA and the Cedar Creek Ecosystem and Scientific Reserve.  It also has two community centers, one indoor ice rink and one outdoor ice rink and one DNR Boat Launch on Coon Lake.  With two golf courses, Hidden Haven and Viking Meadows, one disc golf course, a shooting range and hunting, fishing, and snowmobiling opportunities, there are always recreational amenities to experience.  East Bethel is 30 miles north of Minneapolis. East Bethel lies 30 miles north from the Twin-cities Metro Area. Known as the Twin-Cities, the Minneapolis-St. Paul MSA is the 16th largest metropolitan area in the U.S., with approximately 3.4 million residents. The Twin Cities metro area if home to 19 Fortune 500 companies, including Target, 3M,Medtronic, General Mills, Xcel Energy, Ameriprise Financial, and Land O’ Lakes. There are also many large private companies, including Cargill and Schwan Foods. Minneapolis and St. Paul are home to many professional sports teams, which draws fans from across the Midwest region. The metro area is also home to many institutions of higher education, most notably the University of Minnesota, which has a current enrollment over 51,000 students, making it one of the top 10 largest universities in the country.