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Winter or summer, Lake Nokomis is this neighborhood’s nucleus
First-time homebuyers who crave living near an abundance of seasonal outdoor activities, have a penchant for ice hockey and don’t mind the occasional hum of airplanes overhead, may think they’ve struck gold in discovering the Keewaydin neighborhood along the shores of Lake Nokomis in Minneapolis. “Keewaydin and the surrounding area is a nature-lover's dream,” says Nick Archer, Realtor with Coldwell Banker Realty and resident of the Nokomis community. Keewaydin residents enjoy front-row seats to the U.S. Pond Hockey Championship and other Lake Nokomis activities in addition to access to property at lower price points than similar Minneapolis neighborhoods. Locals quickly get used to the muffled roar of overhead airplanes and enjoy home prices that are lower than those on the west side of Lake Nokomis. “Once you move here, you might want to stay forever with its great mixture of first-time homebuyers, families and people that have lived in the neighborhood a long time,” Archer says.
Lake Nokomis is great for skating, Keewaydin residents have found.
Miles of walking and cycling trails offer scenic views of Lake Nokomis.
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Life beyond the porch can start anywhere beyond the porch
Rentable swan boats and stand-up paddleboards may seem like they’re for tourists, but many residents find them a fun way to spend an afternoon on the lake. Summers mean leisurely weekends at the beaches, while winters on the lake are often spent ice fishing and ice skating. Bicycle trails that wrap around Lake Nokomis and Lake Hiawatha are where residents cycle, jog or roller ski in preparation for cross-country skiing in the winter. The short slope that stretches along 31st Avenue becomes a sledding hill in the winter. And the mighty Minnehaha Falls thunder to the east, surrounded by hiking trails and postcard-worthy gardens. Golfers swing their clubs at Nokomis Community Golf Course, while children cool off at the splash pad. The nearby Guthrie Theater stages world-class productions while Town Hall Lanes is a Keewaydin pub and bowling alley in one.
Keewaydin residents can enjoy bowling at Town Hall Lanes
Bikers make their way along the lake path near Keewaydin.
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Pizza, restaurants and markets satisfy the hunger cravings
Residents reserving a lane in the retro bowling alley or enjoying food and beer at the bar, are most likely among neighbors. From delectable pizzas at Black Sheep Pizza, Keewaydin's culinary scene tantalizes. Nokomis Beach Coffee isn’t far from the lake and serves coffee, smoothies and must-try pastries, while Mel-O-Glaze Bakery is a Keewaydin staple for glazed donuts, gluten-free or otherwise. Oxendale's Market is a local favorite known for its friendly staff, wide selection of specialty items and focus on locally sourced produce. Lunds & Byerlys Nokomis is another upscale grocery store with a wide selection of groceries, prepared foods and home goods.
Keewaydin residents can shop at Oxendale's Market.
Keewaydin residents can shop at Lunds and Byerlys.
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Stepping from the city into the streets of a storybook
Stepping onto Keewaydin's streets is like flipping the pages of a classic American novel, where bungalows and Tudors line the avenues, each boasting unique characteristics. Think charming porches perfect for summer lemonade. There are scattered split-level and two-story homes to make room for that home office or guest bedroom among the bungalows and ranch-style homes. Homes closer to the lake tend to be larger, particularly the classic Tudors and commanding cape cods lining Woodlawn Boulevard. Still, home prices range between $135,000 to over $750,000, though the majority are between $300,000 and $450,000. For those seeking modern flair, contemporary townhomes and craftsman-style abodes are available and offer a fresh perspective.
Colonial Revival-style homes beautify the streets in the Keewaydin neighborhood.
Classic Craftsman bungalows are common in the Keewaydin neighborhood.
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Educational needs are met in a variety of options
Lake Nokomis Community Schools operates two elementary schools in the area, Lake Nokomis-Keewaydin and Lake Nokomis-Wenonah and regularly host community activities, like children’s theater trips. A. For elementary schoolers, Keewaydin – with a B-grade and a 16 to 1 student-teacher ratio, fosters personalized learning. Niche also gives Wenonah Elementary a B grade. After elementary, students can study at Sanford Middle School and Roosevelt High School. Sandford boasts a diverse student body and strong extracurricular programs, earning it a B grade from Niche. Roosevelt High School earned and A-minus grade from Niche with a highlight on its strong academics. For a more specialized educational approach, the Twin Cities is also home to many magnet schools, like Green Central Dual Language Elementary School and the FAIR School for Arts.
Lake Nokomis Keewaydin Elementary School also serves families in the Minnehaha neighborhood.
Wenonah Elementary has a "B+" teachers score on niche.
Roosevelt Senior High School prepares young minds for the future.
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Transportation to healthcare if trauma touches down
When it comes to medical care, Keewaydin residents have access to several nearby facilities. The renowned Abbott Northwestern Hospital offers a wide range of services and cutting-edge technology. Additionally, several smaller clinics and urgent care centers are located in surrounding neighborhoods, that residents can conveniently reach by car, however public transportation also is available. The METRO Blue Line light rail zips through the neighborhood, connecting residents to downtown Minneapolis and beyond. Additionally, several bus routes wind their way through the streets. For those who prefer greener commutes, bike lanes and pedestrian paths make exploring the neighborhood on two wheels a breeze.
Metro Transit has bus transportation along major thoroughfares in the Keewaydin neighborhood.
Shopping and dining in the Keewaydin neighborhood can be found along 34th Avenue.
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Minneapolis-St Paul International/Wold-Chamberlain
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34th Ave S & 52nd St E
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28th Ave S & 52nd St E
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34th Ave S & 54th St E
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34th Ave S & 49th St E
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34th Ave S & 53rd St E
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34th Ave S & 50th St E
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Crime and Safety
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Keewaydin Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Keewaydin, Minneapolis sell after 16 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Keewaydin, Minneapolis over the last 12 months is $411,000, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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