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Views of Minneapolis on the banks of the Mississippi
Named after author Nathaniel Hawthorne, this northside community features residential streets, riverside bicycle trails and hilltop views of the downtown skyline. Located on the banks of the Mississippi River in Minneapolis, the Hawthorne neighborhood pulsates with a unique blend of urban grit and community spirit. Founded in the late 19th century, Hawthorne has weathered its share of challenges. Still, its residents' resilience shines through in the vibrant tapestry of cultures and expressions that define the area today. Life in Hawthorne offers a mix of urban convenience and suburban charm. Quaint Victorian homes line the streets, while trendy cafes, eclectic shops and art galleries add a dash of bohemian flair. Bustling farmers' markets and community gardens nourish both body and soul, while the mighty Mississippi River beckons with its serene beauty and recreational opportunities.
Looking south from the Mississippi River, Hawthorne offers stunning views of the Minneapolis skyline.
This Prince mural can be found in Hawthorne, celebrating Minneapolis’s iconic music legend.
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A mix of architectural styles: Craftsman, Queen Annes and riverfront townhomes
Stepping into the Hawthorne neighborhood of Minneapolis means entering a time capsule of architectural styles. Victorian-era beauties, adorned with gingerbread trim and wraparound porches, stand shoulder-to-shoulder with sturdy Craftsman bungalows. Queen Anne revival, with its asymmetrical turrets and playful details, pops up here and there, adding a touch of whimsy. Forays into brick and stone reveal stately Colonial Revivals, their formal elegance contrasting with the more organic lines of their neighbors. Prices reflect this range of architectural heritage. While prospective buyers can still find fixer-uppers in the low $100,000s, meticulously restored Victorians can command upwards of $500,000. Bungalows tend to fall somewhere in between. Townhouses along the Mississippi River offer riverfront views and bicycle trails.
Victorian-style homes add timeless charm to the Hawthorne neighborhood.
Rows of townhomes line the streets of Hawthorne, adding to the neighborhood’s residential charm.
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Dual language, STEM and art programs in magnet schools
Students in Hawthorne attend Nellie Stone Johnson Elementary School, which partners with Northside Achievement Zone to promote academic achievement and community support. Students go on to attend Franklin STEAM Middle School and North High School. Niche gives C grades to both the elementary and middle schools, and a C-minus to the high school, which offers multiple International Baccalaureate programs. Niche gives accolades to Johnson Elementary for creating a cozy community that fosters cooperation and academic excellence. Local students can also apply to many magnet schools throughout Minneapolis, which offer focused learning in areas like dual-language programs or arts education.
At Nellie Stone Johnson Elementary in Hawthorne, students embrace learning in a supportive and engaging environment.
Students of the Hawthorne neighborhood can attend North Community High School.
The playground at Nellie Stone Johnson Elementary is a lively outdoor space where Hawthorne kids play, learn, and connect.
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Outdoor recreation at Fairview and Ole Olson parks
Fairview Park is at the heart of Hawthorne, where there is the Fairview Recreation Center. The 21-acre green space includes a wading pool, playground and hill offering views of the city skyline. Several community gardens dot the neighborhood and welcome residents to grow their produce. And Ole Olson Park is a pocket-sized gem that unfolds like a verdant welcome mat. Its grassy expanse dotted with mature trees invites picnics, frisbee throws and quiet contemplation under the shade. A winding path entices exploration, leading past a charming gazebo and a babbling brook that gurgles its way to the riverbank. A network of trails threads through the park, inviting invigorating walks or leisurely bike rides. In winter, the snow-covered landscape transforms into a wonderland for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
Friends can come together and relax while watching their kids at Fairview Park in Hawthorne.
Ole Olson Park in Hawthrone offers a tranquil and scenic escape nestled along the Mississippi River.
Fairview Park playground is located in the Hawthorne neighborhood of Minneapolis.
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Bars in an industrial setting
For those looking for late-night food and drink, a few local bars bring late-night food and drinks to Hawthorne. Cliff ‘N Norm’s Bar is a popular no-frills hangout for drinks, while Meteor offers a rotating cocktail list and a light food menu in an industrial setting.
Mural welcoming residents and guests to the Hawthorne neighborhood of Minneapolis.
Come in for your favorite cocktail at Cliff 'N Norms Bar.
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Minneapolis Metro Transit Routes
The closest hospital to the Hawthorne neighborhood is 2.8 miles away and is reachable via the Metro Transit Route No. 16. Using the bus system, riders should reach North Memorial Health-Robbinsdale Hospital in less than 30 minutes.
Local residents arriving at their destination on West Broadway Avenue.
West Broadway is one of Hawthorne's main thoroughfares.
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Hawthorne Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Hawthorne, Minneapolis sell after 74 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Hawthorne, Minneapolis over the last 12 months is $250,000, up 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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