$1,019 - $1,327 per month
Greentree Square II
1 - 3 Beds
1104 Barrette St, Crookston, MN 56716
$1,019 - $1,327 per month
Greentree Square II
1 - 3 Beds
1104 Barrette St, Crookston, MN 56716
$650 - $875 per month
Broadway Apartments
1 - 3 Beds
1500 N Broadway, Crookston, MN 56716
$900 per month
625 W 7th St Unit 15, Crookston, MN 56716
All utilities paidi! Nice small 1 bed housing unit. Pet okay if approved by the property manager. 12 mos. lease.
$575 per month
625 W 7th St Unit 3, Crookston, MN 56716
Efficiency. (Yes, it is Furnished)All utilities and WiFi paid! No stove but has microwave.Pet allowed if approved by the property manager. Nice location close to Hwy 2, grocery, UMC, downtown, and other major retail.
$910 - $1,360 per month
Prairieland Duplexes
2 - 5 Beds
1110 Prairie Rose Ave, Crookston, MN 56716
$866 - $945 per month
Crookston Townhomes
2 - 3 Beds
205 Johnson Place, Crookston, MN 56716
$1,400 per month
232 1st Ave N, Crookston, MN 56716
Property Id: 12691363 bed, 1 bath house for rent. Fully renovated, including new kitchen, bathroom, flooring, and appliances. Available September 15. No smoking, no pets.
Crookston, Minnesota, is a small city known for its strong sports culture and educational institutions. The University of Minnesota Crookston, located on the north side, serves around 1,700 students and hosts various sporting events that draw local crowds. Public schools in Crookston are highly rated, with options for private education as well. The city is self-sufficient, featuring essential amenities such as a local hospital, clinic, and shopping options. Housing styles range from turn-of-the-century Nationals near the city center to '40s and '50s ranch-style homes in more recent areas. The Red Lake River flows through Crookston, providing scenic spots like Central Park, which offers disc golf, a skate park, and camping. Schuster Park and Ray Ecklund Complex add to the recreational options with playgrounds, sports courts, and a splash pad. The Crookston Sports Center is notable for its three ice rinks and a new turf football field. Dining options include Irishman’s Shanty and Draft Sports Bar and Grill, reflecting the local sports culture. Annual events like Ox Cart Days and various downtown happenings keep the community engaged. For transportation, residents rely on cars, with a Greyhound stop on the university campus and Grand Forks about 25 miles away.