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Living in the art district
Holland's reputation as an art district immediately becomes apparent when stepping into the neighborhood— colorful murals and charming architecture are scattered throughout the area, along with coffee shops, bars and restaurants. This Hennepin County neighborhood is split in half by a commuter and freight railroad track, which residents can use to travel to nearby cities. "With this location, you're so close to the city that you can get downtown without even using the highways," says Realtor Taylor Matzoll with Coldwell Banker Realty. Homes start at $200,000 and go up to $450,000.
Holland is known for its amazing local artwork from residents living in Minneapolis.
Artisan Sculpture Installation at Edison High School in the Holland Neighborhood.
Pillar Forum Cafe hosts weekly local events for bands to play live music.
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Shopping and dining in Holland
Holland is sandwiched between two major business districts: University Avenue NE and Central Avenue NE, lined with walkable local restaurants and bars. One unique establishment is Pillar Forum Cafe, a classic neighborhood coffee shop that is also the world's first climate-positive skateboard company. Colorful and inviting, Hai Hai serves modern Vietnamese street food and craft cocktails. This trendy local hotspot is lively and features Southeast Asian décor with large, lush plants. Grumpy's Bar & Grill is a chill tavern offering craft beer and bar food classics. Residents go for a drink and stay for the jukebox and video games. For groceries and other essentials, residents go to the Eastside Food Co-op.
Pillar Forum Cafe is one of the more popular coffee shops in the Holland neighborhood.
Expect to find Southeast Asian cuisine foods at Hai Hai's restaurant located on University Ave.
In the Holland area, locals love to spend some quality time at Grumpy's Bar.
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From bungalows to Craftsman
Most homes were built during the 1900s to 1920s, with a mix of single-family and multi-family units. Architectural styles such as Craftsman and bungalows are common. According to Matzoll, the market is considered moderately competitive: "There's been a shift with people moving out to the suburbs, but there will always be people looking for little city communities like this." Prices range from $200,000 to $450,000; the median sell price is around $300,000. Matzoll believes the area is appealing to first-time homebuyers due to its relative affordability. "A large chunk of Holland homes, primarily on the north side, were built for the rail workers around 1920. They are solid little homes that provide opportunities for first-time buyers or buyers on a budget," Matzoll says.
Craftsman-style homes are common houses found in the Holland neighborhood.
Two-Story Homes with Sidewalks in the Holland Neighborhood.
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Take classes at Potekglass
"Holland is very well-known for its art studios and public art," Matzoll says. One of these studios is Potekglass, famous for its artisan glass and lighting design. The studio offers classes for beginners looking to learn the fundamentals of glass blowing. There are also advanced classes for those with more prior experience. Both buildings of the Holland Arts campus are also located in the neighborhood, separated by 7th Street NE. What was once the local staple Blackey's Bakery has become Holland Arts East, a transformational space now home to 14 artist studios.
Potek Glass is known for crafting and teaching about architectural glass.
PotekGlass provides classes for residents to learn how to fuse & work on stained glass artwork.
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Enrolling at Thomas Edison High School
Children can begin their studies at Pillsbury Elementary School, rated C by Niche. Students can then continue at Northeast Middle School and Thomas Edison High School, both of which earn a C-plus rating overall. Thomas Edison High School is the only public high school in the Northeast community and offers resources such as AVID, a nationally recognized college preparation program. Edison also provides beginner to college-level courses in Spanish, French and Ojibwe.
Thomas Edison High School serves students in grades 9-12.
Northeast middle school features bike racks so students can ride their bikes to school.
Pillsbury Elementary is a safe, challenging, nurturing learning community in Windom Park.
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Enjoying Jackson Square Park
There are few green spaces in Holland, but one area dedicated to outside recreation is Jackson Square Park. The park is 2.5 acres and is open daily from 6 a.m. to 12 a.m. Some amenities include a playground, sports fields, public art and a wading pool. One notable feature of the park is its musical instruments, such as the Xylophone, for children to play. During the summer, the park will also host movie nights for families to enjoy.
Jackson Square Park Signage in Holland Neighborhood.
Jackson Square Park Musical Play Instruments in Holland Neighborhood.
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Traveling with Highway 47
Residents can take Highway 47 into downtown Minneapolis, less than 4 miles away. The Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport is about 15 miles away. Public transportation options, such as buses, are also available.
Residents in Minneapolis highly rely on public transportation from city buses.
There are many restaurants, local businesses, and shops on Highway 47 in the Holland area.
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Holland Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Holland, Minneapolis sell after 29 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Holland, Minneapolis over the last 12 months is $327,500, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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