Townhomes for Sale in Holy Trinity Longfellow, La Crosse

Named after its local Catholic church and the poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Holy Trinity Longfellow offers a suburban life with urban comforts around the corner. Residents enjoy neighborhood schools, a small anchoring park with a playground and a selection of independent businesses they can walk to. They're also a short drive from bustling downtown La Crosse and the city's most notable natural features, from trails through bluffs to beaches and the Mississippi River. All of this is met with the everyday warmth of living here. "Family is a strong word for this community," says Karla Frank-Anderson, a Realtor with Bi-State Realty and Appraisals, who has lived in La Crosse since the 1990s. "Everyone helps everyone." Home styles and building eras are diverse in Holy Trinity Longfellow. “You’ll have your old-school Victorians, but you’ll still have your rambling ranch styles built in the 1950s,” Frank-Anderson says. Cottages, Colonial Revivals and American Foursquare homes also appear throughout the neighborhood. The oldest properties were built at the turn of the century. Prices range from about $125,000 to $325,000, depending on size, age and condition. Streets are gridded with