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A suburban Fargo neighborhood with a great outlook
Ice fishing and Microsoft might not seem like they go hand in hand, but in the southern Fargo suburb of Woodhaven, they’re just a part of everyday life. This community is a prime example of mixed-use growth, complete with properties for owning and renting, offices and industries, retail and parks. The presence of Microsoft within the neighborhood, as well as the nearby Sanford Medical Center, draws workers to the region. “We have quite a few people moving here for jobs. In our city – Fargo, West Fargo, Moorhead and all the surrounding areas – we've been growing phenomenally. It's becoming a bigger and bigger city,” says Jenny Buhr, Realtor with Trilogy Real Estate and President of Doorsteps Midwest. In Woodhaven, crisp lawns with tidy landscaping line the streets, and sidewalks provide walkways for kids to get to school. Nearby, tech workers stroll into the office, and on weekends families tote their fishing gear to one of the community's lakes to fish.
Woodhaven, Fargo is a cozy neighborhood with green spaces and modern housing.
Expansive single family homes in Woodhaven, Fargo, feature luxury and ample space.
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Waterfront vistas out the back windows
A selection of apartment and townhome rentals, tightly-packed twin homes, sprawling ramblers and stately bi-levels provide a range of housing opportunities for those looking to call Woodhaven home. There's uniformity in design across the contemporary styles – multiple peaked roofs that help to shield from snow and ice in the winters, durable vinyl siding with stone accents and insulated garages facing the roadway with concrete driveways angled towards the street. The garages themselves range from oversized two-stall to four-stall versions, offering storage for boats, winter toys, tools and more. Garages also tend to feature attic space and drains for melting snow. Townhouses are a popular low-maintenance option here, and many include garage spaces and HOA fees that include services like snow removal. Price points for townhouses range from $250,000 to $300,000. Twin homes, often featuring backyard privacy fencing to separate the two properties, generally sell for between $225,000 to $425,000 and are a popular entry point for families. Single-family homes can start at $300,000 and can sell for as much as $650,000, with waterfront/pond lots getting $50,000 to $100,000 more than equivalent homes without direct pond access.
A charming twin style home in Woodhaven offers modern, spacious living ideal for families.
Cozy single family homes in Woodhaven, Fargo, blend comfort with modern amenities.
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Students excel in Fargo Public Schools
Kennedy Elementary School sits at the center of the neighborhood, only a moments’ walk for most students. It earns a B grade from Niche, while Carl Ben Eielson Middle School gets a B-minus. Fargo South High School, often simply referred to as South, also gets a B grade. South has won seven State Class AAA Football championships in the 2000s, including back-to-back in 2022 and 2023. It’s not just athletics that South excels in, with a roster of over 20 clubs and activities, including Improv Club, Geocaching Club, Science Olympiad and National Honor Society. For private school options, Capstone Classical Academy in nearby Southpointe offers kindergarten through 12th grade classical Christian learning and is affiliated with Hillsdale College. St. John Paul II Catholic Schools are also an option, with Sacred Heart Middle and Sacred Heart High just 2 miles to the southeast.
Kennedy Elementary provides a strong educational foundation in a supportive setting.
At Carl Ben Eielson, students enjoy diverse programs and extracurricular activities.
South High emphasizes academic excellence and personal growth.
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Roadways and walking paths provide access through the region
A thorough network of sidewalks makes the Woodhaven neighborhood fairly walkable, while the quiet residential streets are also good for recreational biking. Public transit in the form of MATBUS Route 18 runs to and from the Microsoft campus, with additional stops within the neighborhood. Most residents depend on a car to get around, making use of their oversized garages. Interstate 29 lines the eastern border, helping to put Downtown Fargo, 9 miles away, within a drive of 15 to 20 minutes. While Hector International Airport is 10 miles north and offers commercial flights across the country and into Canada. Sanford Medical Center is within 4 miles of Woodhaven and offers 24-hour emergency medical care – in addition to being one of the largest employers in the region.
MATBUS in Woodhaven provides reliable public transportation with convenient routes across Fargo.
Premier healthcare provider Sanford Medical Center, near Woodhaven, Fargo, ensures quality care.
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Community fisheries and parks provide much to do
The Woodhaven community features a pair of parks centered around two man-made lakes. Woodhaven North and Woodhaven South have small playgrounds, picnic tables, ADA fishing ramps and overlooks; Woodhaven North also has a small shelter. The community fisheries draw anglers from across the city. “Throughout the state we try to have some sort of urban ponds for kids. We try to focus on kids but they’re open to everybody – to have a place to go fish and to have fairly easy access,” says BJ Kratz, Supervisor of the Southeast Region of Fisheries with North Dakota Fish and Game. “We stock trout in late spring, usually around the first or second week of May, depending on availability…And we typically encourage catch and release.” Between the two lakes, and connected by a paved walking path, is Kennedy Park. Featuring six tennis courts, an outdoor skating rink (which becomes an ice hockey rink in the winter) and irrigated soccer fields, it’s a hub for summertime sports.
Woodhaven residents enjoy a day outside at the Woodhaven South Park & Fishing Pond.
Kennedy Park's scenic landscapes and facilities make it an ideal destination for play.
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Delve into dynamic donuts, a generational florist and local eateries
Residents can snag a coffee and a trademark donut from Sandy’s Donuts –where unique flavors like Mountain Dew pop up in the store's rotating menu. Puerto Vallarta concentrates on seafood-centered Mexican dishes in a dining room featuring nods to the seaside. SouthTown PourHouse provides playful takes on American pub staples in a sports-centered atmosphere--where if there’s a hockey game going, it’ll be on all of the screens. ALDI sits in the southeastern corner of the neighborhood for groceries, although many residents still favor Hornbacher’s to the northwest, a local grocer that has been part of Fargo’s fabric since 1951. Another long-time cornerstone of Fargo is Shotwell Floral and Greenhouse. Now in its fifth generation of providing flowers and plants for all occasions – their arrangements have been sprucing up graduations and brightening up Mothers’ Day since 1888.
Sandy's Donuts in Woodhaven, Fargo, offers delicious, fresh donuts daily.
Shotwell Floral and Greenhouse in Woodhaven, Fargo, cultivates vibrant blooms and floral design.
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Winter events and more to pack the planner
“Parks and Rec holds an ice fishing tournament there on South Woodhaven,” says Kratz. “There are folks that icefish those two places as well,” he says, indicating both lakes. As long as the ice is good, the Youth Ice Fishing Derby takes place on South Woodhaven in February. It’s one of many wintertime events that get residents out of their homes. Frostival is another popular event to help ward off the North Dakota winter blues. Running over a span of nine days in late January and early February, Frostival features snow volleyball, kickball, snow yoga, disc golf and cardboard sled races, along with hot chocolate for all. North Woodhaven Pond hosts the summertime Trout Fest, where fishing experts from SCHEELS come out to meet with anglers under the age of 15 to teach, offer advice and encourage family participation in fishing.
Enjoy fishing and natural beauty at Woodhaven South Park in Fargo.
Enjoy outdoor activities and a friendly atmosphere in Woodhaven's welcoming parks.
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A regional home office for a software giant
Originally the home of Great Plains Software, Microsoft took over the company and their Woodhaven campus in 2001. The campus alone brings over 1,500 jobs to the Fargo region, and workers looking to walk to work will often settle down in Woodhaven or one of the surrounding neighborhoods. This of course comes with the traffic of hundreds of employees driving in and out of the campus daily, but with nearby ramps on and off of Interstate 29, most commuter traffic doesn’t spill over into the residential portion of the neighborhood.
Microsoft's Woodhaven site in Fargo, ND, innovates in software development and tech solutions.
At Microsoft in Woodhaven, Fargo, cutting-edge technology meets community-focused innovation.
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Welcome to this thoughtfully updated 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom bi-level home situated on a spacious pie-shaped lot. Inside, you'll appreciate the functional layout and modern touches throughout—most notably the beautifully updated kitchen featuring high-end finishes, quality cabinetry, and upgraded appliances. The open main level offers comfortable living and dining spaces, while the lower level
Style meets convenience at The Edition with studio, one-, two- and three- bedroom open-concept floor plans. Each unit is complete with pendant lighting, quartz countertops, wood-inspired flooring and in-home washer and dryer. Area walking and bike paths, a fitness center, and pet spa provide ease and enjoyment for residents.There’s More! Residents can enjoy 24/7 access to the 4,100 SF
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
3,590
Median Age
33
Population Density
5 ppl/acre
Population under 18
29.2%
Above the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
13.5%
Below the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$67,743
Below the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$99,437
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
95.7%
College Graduates
57.8%
Above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
14.1%
% Population in Labor Force
80.5%
Above the national average
65.1%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
24''
Average Winter Low Temperature
1°F
Average Summer High Temperature
82°F
Annual Snowfall
45''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
28/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
27/ 100
Minimal Transit
Transit Score®
17/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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