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Welcome to Elliot Park
Elliot Park is a downtown Minneapolis neighborhood boasting access to museums, dining and entertainment. The neighborhood is one of the few downtown communities with residential streets, some dating back to 1856. One of the oldest neighborhoods in the city, Elliot Park combines modern urban living with abundant historical architecture. Locals enjoy proximity to the area's top attractions, like the U.S. Bank Stadium and the Guthrie Theater. The community is within walking distance from most downtown hot spots. The Metro Transit Blue and Green lines run through the area, with several bus stops scattered throughout. Residents also have access to the Minneapolis Skyway System, the largest continuous system of enclosed, second-level bridges worldwide.
A view towards downtown in Elliot Park.
A sign outside the neighborhood organization welcoming people to Elliot Park.
A resident of Elliot Park outside of some apartments.
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Condos, townhomes and historic houses
Condominiums and townhouses dominate the area, with everything from sleek high-rise buildings to classic brick brownstones. These condos have resort-style amenities like fitness rooms, roof decks, saunas, pet play areas and highly coveted parking spots. Stately Queen Anne homes, dating back to the 1800s, can be found in the area, along with Craftsman-style homes dating back to the 1900s. These single-family homes add a historic charm to the neighborhood. Prices in the area range from $120,000 to $950,000.
Elliot Park homes are often Victorian style.
There are many craftsman homes in Elliot Park.
The Larking Apartments are a high-end apartment complex in Elliot Park.
The Lenox is a classic townhome condominium in Elliot Park.
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Education in the area
Children in the area can attend Emerson Elementary School, which offers a dual language program with an overall Niche grade of C. They can continue on to Northeast Middle School, which has an overall Niche grade of C-plus. Older students can go to Thomas Edison High School, which has an overall Niche grade of C-plus. Students can also apply to city-wide magnet schools like FAIR School of the Arts, an interdisciplinary center for aspiring visual and performing artists.
Northeast Middle School is part of the Minneapolis Public School District.
Thomas Edison High School serves students in grades 9-12.
Balanced gender representation: 53% female and 47% male students at Emerson Elementary.
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Where Elliot Park gets its name
Elliot Park, from which the neighborhood got its name, is a popular destination for skating, soccer, basketball and swimming in the public pool. Residents can join a soccer league or enjoy daily walks in the green space. The park features a large, state-of-the-art skate park designed by the same people behind the skate park at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Franklin Steele Park is also in the area, offering many recreational activities, including a splash pad, playground and picnic areas. Originally named Calhoun Park, the park received its new name in 2018 to honor Franklin Steele, a prominent African American businessman and civic leader in the area. Just outside Elliot Park is The Commons, a 4.2-acre park that sits in front of U.S. Bank Stadium. The green space frequently holds movie nights and live music for the community.
Elliot Park has a large olympic sized soccer field.
Elliot Park has a great view of downtown Minneapolis.
Elliot Park has full sized basketball court.
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Neighborhood gems in Elliot Park
Locals can start their mornings at Segue Coffee, a cozy independent coffee that runs a non-profit community pantry. The neighborhood is also home to local coffee franchise Dunn Brothers Coffee. When hunger strikes, one neighborhood gem stands out as a favorite. The red and white old-school diner Band Box has been a beloved greasy spoon since its opening in 1939. So beloved, in fact, that when the diner had to close during the pandemic in 2020, neighbors and patrons raised over $26,000 to reopen the doors in 2023. It's no wonder the spot is so popular. Shoestring fries and burgers, buttermilk pancakes drenched in syrup, English muffins dripping in butter—the food at Band Box Diner is no joke. When residents need groceries, they head to Elliot Park Grocery or Trader Joe's just outside the neighborhood. Between Mill City Museum and the Guthrie sits the Mill City Farmers Market, home to over 40 farmers, artisan food vendors and artists.
Segue Coffee is a local favorite for a hot cup of coffee.
Band Box Diner is a classic spot in Elliot Park.
A french toast sandwich at Band Box Diner in Elliot Park.
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Live music and theater
Residents benefit from living minutes from The Armory. Once home to the Minneapolis Lakers, this 1930s building was where Prince filmed the music video for "1999." Today, it continues to function as a central concert venue and event center for the community. Also nearby is Guthrie Theater, considered the crown jewel of the Twin Cities' theatrical community. Locals can catch performances year-round at the popular venue. History buffs have quick access to Mill City Museum, an attraction entirely devoted to the area's history of flour milling.
The Armory in Downtown Minneapolis is close by the Elliot Park Neighborhood.
The Guthrie Theatre in Downtown East is the premiere theatre venue in Minnesota.
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Getting around
The community is within walking distance from most downtown hot spots. The Metro Transit Blue and Green lines run through the area, with several bus stops scattered throughout. Residents also have access to the Minneapolis Skyway System, the largest continuous system of enclosed, second-level bridges worldwide.
Metro Transit has a bus stop on Chicago Ave in Elliot Park.
The Stone Arch Bridge connects Mill Ruins Park to Father Hennepin Bluffs Park.
The Stone Arch Bridge lights the way to Downtown East, Mill City Ruins Park, and Minneapolis.
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Reviews
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8/9/2017Niche Review
Elliot Park is an overall quieter neighborhood, although with it being in this area you can only get so quiet. People tend to keep to themselves around here.
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Elliot Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Elliot Park, Minneapolis sell after 88 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Elliot Park, Minneapolis over the last 12 months is $326,500, down 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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