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A creative hub in Northeast Minneapolis
In Bottineau, simple architecture meets creative quirk along the Mississippi River. This once factory-rich area has evolved into industrial art studios, unique boutiques and longstanding restaurants, creating a densely populated neighborhood within the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District. “Because it’s so close to the city and is the epicenter of the arts district, a lot of new and trendy restaurants have moved in. It’s really been a happenin’ neighborhood for many years,” says Jim Dropps, Realtor and broker/owner of Northeast Real Estate Group, who’s been in business in the area since 2011. Buyers here face a competitive market, with prices ranging from $210,000 for turn-of-the-century homes in need of some renovation, to greater than $630,000 for new construction.
Bottineau is home of the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District.
There are a variety of home styles found throughout Bottineau.
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Vintage finds and good eats around California Street
Bottineau is a “shop local” kind of neighborhood, featuring shops and artists you won’t find elsewhere in the city. The fairytale-like cottage on California Street, Antiquified Antiques and Collectibles, is overflowing with treasures from every decade. Coffee and art intertwine at Mojo Coffee Gallery, a relaxed café with paintings and pieces covering every inch of the walls, and a selection of hand-thrown pottery for sale. For the foodies, Jax Café is an area landmark established in 1933, plating premium cuts and fresh seafood in an old-school dining space and garden patio. “It’s the old standby supper club— think classic steaks, prime ribs, chops, and the space is beautiful,” says Dropps, who’s lived in Minneapolis for 24 years. Just south of the neighborhood is Sentyrz Market, the self-proclaimed “biggest little store in town” that’s the only supermarket in the state with a liquor license.
Mojo Coffee Gallery at the California Building
Antiquities Antiques & Collectibles is a popular local store in Bottineau.
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Experience it all during Art-A-Whirl
The neighborhood’s many artists take center stage during Art-A-Whirl, every third weekend in May. The free event, considered the largest open studio tour in the country, features nearly 1,000 artists and businesses across 60 locations. Tens of thousands of visitors descend on the arts district to see installations and demonstrations, tour studios and more. Bottineau’s California Building, an industrial space transformed in the 1990s into more than 80 artist workspaces, is an annual participant.
California Building Industrial Chic Entry
California Building Lobby
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Variety of turn-of-the-century homes
Along the gridded streets here are mostly single-family homes built in the early 20th century with some duplexes and apartment buildings peppered in. With varying styles, each home looks different from the next: two-story homes with stone or stucco siding sit beside pastel bungalows and contemporary ranch-style homes. Dropps says buyers should prepare for competition as inventory is low in this desirable area. “There’s high demand, so you’re seeing values go up. The neighborhood is within 5 minutes of downtown, and you can have a house with a nice yard on sidewalk-lined streets with trees and be able to walk to coffee shops and art galleries,” Dropps says. Most homes are priced between $300,000 to $500,000 but can go as low as $210,000 or top $700,000.
Bungalows are a popular home style in Bottineau.
Ranch style homes are rare in Bottineau, but can be found scattered amongst the 2-story homes.
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Parks with views of the Mississippi River
With three parks in its 180 acres, residents in Bottineau are only blocks away from nature. As its name suggests, Edgewater Park rests along the banks of the Mississippi River. A winding walking path mimics the waterway’s natural curvature, leading visitors to an outlook with scenic views. Two blocks south is Gluek Park, where residents can have wedding ceremonies with the Mississippi as the backdrop. For sports, Bottineau Field Park has indoor and outdoor facilities for everything from volleyball and soccer to skateboarding.
Bottineau residents head to Gluek Riverside Park for a view of the river.
Bottineau residents can take a casual stroll through Edgewater Park.
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Education in the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District
Young children here can attend Pillsbury Elementary School, which receives a C grade from Niche. From there, students can attend Northeast Middle School about a mile away, before moving on to Thomas Edison High School. Both schools have a C-plus grade. Another option for families is Banaadir Elementary. Educators and members of the Minnesota Somali community created this tuition-free K-12 academic experience from the ground up. Bottineau is also home to Menlo Park Academy, an alternative school. Both Banaadir and Menlo Park have a C-minus grade.
Pillsbury Elementary is a safe, challenging, nurturing learning community in Windom Park.
Thomas Edison High School serves students in grades 9-12.
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Walk, bike or drive around Bottineau
Rentable bikes, sidewalks and paved paths make it easy to get around Bottineau on foot or by peddling. Two Metro Transit bus routes service the neighborhood and drivers can cruise down Second Street to easily reach downtown Minneapolis, about three miles away.
The Metro Transit bus lines run throughout Bottineau.
Bottineau resident utilize a variety of electric and pedal bikes to get around.
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Bottineau Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Bottineau, Minneapolis sell after 15 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Bottineau, Minneapolis over the last 12 months is $320,500, down 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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