Rice Creek Terrace West Homes for Sale

Rice Creek Terrace West in Fridley, Minnesota, is a neighborhood characterized by 1950s and 1960s ramblers and split-level homes, many on spacious lots up to a third of an acre. The neighborhood is known for its affordability compared to nearby areas like Coon Rapids and Columbia Heights. However, homes near Rice Creek in the northwest part of the neighborhood are in a moderate to major flood zone. Fridley, with a population of about 30,000, boasts around 40 parks and nearly 700 acres of green space. Terrace Park, located within the neighborhood, spans three-and-a-half acres and features a baseball diamond, ADA-compliant playground, security lighting, and a tennis court. Nearby Locke County Park offers a large picnic pavilion, access to the Rice Creek West Regional Trail, an enclosed dog play area, and a playground. Year-round activities in city parks include ice fishing and winter driving on frozen lakes. Dining options include Two Stooges Bar & Grill, known for its 43 pool tables and weekend tournaments, and Shortstop Fridley. Local shopping includes Bob’s Produce Ranch and Mike’s Fridley Discount Foods, with larger stores like Walmart Supercenter and Sam’s Club further north. The Fridley commuter rail station, a few miles west, connects to downtown Minneapolis, while Metro Transit buses run on University and Central Avenues. Schools in the area offer International Baccalaureate programs, with Hayes Elementary, Fridley Middle School, and Fridley High School providing a range of educational opportunities.