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A welcoming and walkable Minneapolis neighborhood
A strong community spirit permeates the southwest Minneapolis neighborhood of Kingfield. Despite being less than a square mile in size, Kingfield contains a bounty of locally owned businesses and offers easy access to parks and Interstate 35, plus a calendar full of events connecting neighbors new and old. “There are a lot of long-term neighbors in the community, but the vibe is very much that newcomers are welcome. A lot of blocks have very strong ties,” says Nora Webb, a broker associate with Verve Realty, who lived in Kingfield for about six years. “When I first moved here in 2015, I felt like it had just started to ping on people’s radar. Longtime residents knew how special it was, but now there’s such a neat mix of things that you can walk to,” Webb says. Homes here are primarily bungalows and one-and-a-half-story styles, along with larger Foursquare builds. Prices range from $230,000 to $630,000.
Kingfield has a majority of its shopping along Nicollet Ave.
Bungalows appear in rows along the streets of Kingfield.
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Eclectic eateries, cozy cafes and vintage shops
A long list of international restaurants, unique boutiques and vintage clothing stores are clustered throughout the neighborhood. French pastry lovers head to Patisserie 46, where decadent baked goods are made with its philosophy in mind: slow down and connect. “Every time I go in, I see people that I know,” Webb says. Kingfield is also home to a Minneapolis favorite, Five Watt Coffee, taking coffee up a notch with a mocktail spin. A longtime neighborhood staple, Victor's 1959 Café, transports diners to Cuba. “Victor’s is a little hole in the wall. It has its own vibe and the food is absolutely delicious,” Webb says. Tabletop hobbyists step into Tower Games to freshen up their decks or try something new. Tandem Vintage and 316 Vintage are just two options for those who love to thrift, and music collectors can spend an afternoon thumbing through the crates at The Record Spot. Grocery shopping is done at the Friend Store of Seward Community Co-op, just across Interstate 35.
Victor's 1959 Cafe is a cozy hot spot in Kingfield serving up Cuban breakfast and lunch.
Digs is a yarn store and gift shop in Kingfield on 38th and Grand.
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Foursquare and bungalow styles with historic elements
Single-family homes make up a majority of the neighborhood, resting on peaceful blocks lined with sidewalks and mature trees stretching their limbs over the street below. Many builds here predate 1920 and come in a range of styles and forms such as Prairie, Arts and Crafts, American Foursquare, bungalow, and the classic Minneapolis one-and-a-half-story. “Most homes have historic elements, like lots of woodwork and oak or maple floors, that people choose to live in an old home for. There’s always a project or something to do, but you do it because you love the charm and character,” says Webb, who’s been selling homes in Minneapolis for more than a decade. Prices range from $230,000 to more than $630,000 with buyers paying $375,000 on average.
Enclosed front porches are a common sight throughout Kingfield.
Green Stucco house
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Exercise and reflection at Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Park
Tennis matches happen all year long in the InnerCity Tennis dome at Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Park, the neighborhood’s eastside destination for athletic fields, playgrounds and a wading pool. Residents can also pause and reflect under the shade of trees at The Freedom Form #2, a steel sculpture by artist Daniel LaRue Johnson that honors King and is accompanied by powerful quotes from the civil rights icon. Lyndale Farmstead Park offers similar amenities, plus an off-leash dog park. For waterfront walks, canoeing, boating and more, residents can visit Lake Harriet, known for its summer concerts at the band shell.
The InnerCity Tennis Center is a great place to improve your game year-round.
When the sun is out, the walking trails fill up around Lake Harriet.
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An award-winning farmers market and a love for Halloween
Neighborhood events cultivate a community where people know each other. In a nod to the Kingfield’s agricultural roots, every Sunday morning from mid-May through October, locals peruse the offerings from 40 vendors at the award-winning Kingfield Farmers Market. In June, residents look forward to PorchFest when local musicians perform from their porches and yards, but Webb says Halloween is the big thing here. “Several blocks really do it up. During 2020, there was a block that started a Halloween parade, and that has grown every year since and now has food trucks. It’s something everyone knows about,” Webb says.
A highly-ranking high school
Children can attend Clara Barton Elementary School, with a C grade from Niche, before moving on to Justice Page Middle School with a B grade. Older students can attend Washburn High School, which receives an A-minus and is ranked the 26th best public high school in Minnesota.
A short commute to downtown Minneapolis
Kingfield is very walkable, and being primarily residential, drivers don’t normally have trouble finding on-street parking. Metro Transit services two bus routes through the neighborhood with stops lining Nicolett Avenue. Downtown Minneapolis is about a 4-mile drive up Interstate 35 and Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport is about 6 miles away.
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Minneapolis-St Paul International/Wold-Chamberlain
18 min drive
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Grand Ave S & 44th St W
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Grand Ave S & 43rd St W
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46th St W & Pillsbury Ave S
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38th St W & Blaisdell Ave S
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38th St W & Harriet Ave S
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46th St W & Harriet Ave S
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Grand Ave S & 37th St W
Reviews
Niche Reviews
4.59 Reviews
5.0Current Resident
6/30/2020Niche Review
I love my neighborhood. It is mostly quiet, there's a lake, trails, and many parks. It's also becoming more racially diverse and people are taking action during this time of change in our country. People come together in the form of block parties and neighborhood watches at night. Speaking of night, there isn't much to do in the form of nightlife. We have to travel to Uptown or Downtown which isn't too far away. There are a few great coffee shops and little cafes which make is nice to have a chill day.
4.0Current Resident
8/16/2017Niche Review
Access to many bus lines, including freeway/express buses, large number of small businesses, including coffee shops, restaurants, vintage stores and antique stores. There are lots of parks, including Martin Luther King Park, which recently redid the playground area.
5.0Current Resident
7/20/2020Niche Review
A great neighborhood filled with folks who care about one another. Lots of fantastic local businesses as well.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Kingfield
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Homicide
3
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
4
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
3
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Kingfield Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Kingfield, Minneapolis sell after 22 days on the market compared to the national average of 54 days. The median sale price for homes in Kingfield, Minneapolis over the last 12 months is $465,000, up 14% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Lovely Kingfield story and a half, loads of updates, recently remodeled LL, newly refinished hardwood floors, fresh paint throughout, new carpet. Love to cook? You will enjoy an updated kitchen with granite countertops, SS appliances and HEATED slate tile floor. Natural garden landscape and raised bed gardens. Absolutely move in ready! Walkable to restaurants (Patisserie 46 and Cafe Ena, Tap
Welcome to this beautifully updated Kingfield Neighborhood Minneapolis home where classic character meets thoughtful modern upgrades. Inside, you'll find refinished original HW floors that preserve the historic charm while bright, inviting living spaces create the perfect place to relax or entertain! Thermostat controlled air-conditioning on main and upper level. The kitchen blends style and
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Perfectly situated between King Field and East Harriet, you'll find the duplex that you've been waiting for. It is an exceptional opportunity for an owner to occupy one level while renting out the other. For the savvy buyer, this property has the potential to become a triplex. Each unit boasts a private entrance that leads to a roomy living space with a full kitchen including stainless
Discover the perfect blank canvas in the heart of Kingfield—a fully vacant, level grass lot ready for your vision. Zoned R2, this 38' × 126' parcel offers an unbeatable location just minutes from Highway 35W and I-94, making your commute to downtown Minneapolis, Uptown, or points south a breeze. Nestled among charming bungalows, you’re steps from Kingfield’s thriving café scene (hello, Five
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Charming Southwest Minneapolis Gem – First Time on the Market in Over 100 Years! Nestled on a quiet, tree-lined street minutes from Lake Harriet, and the trails of Minnehaha Parkway. This timeless home offers functional living across three levels. The main level provides 2 bedrooms, one bath with character throughout. While the upper and lower levels feature finished spaces with very low ceiling
Bright and inviting top-floor condo offering charm, character, and thoughtful updates throughout. Beautiful hardwood floors and an open-concept layout create a warm and functional living space, while the updated kitchen and bath add modern appeal. The kitchen features a convenient breakfast bar, and the spacious bedroom provides comfortable everyday living. Recent improvements include a new
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Welcome to this charming 1 1⁄2 story 4 bed 2 bath home located in the heart of Kingfield! Perfect for those who love to entertain, the spacious dining room is ideal for hosting family and friends. You'll be greeted by an abundance of natural light that fills the home, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.Modern and Stylish Upgrades.The highlight of this home is undoubtedly the
Welcome home to the coveted Kingfield neighborhood! Mere blocks from Lake Harriet, the Kingfield Farmers Market, & countless coffee shops, restaurants, & shopping. All the coziness of a quiet street with all the benefits of the city! This turn-key home boasts a BRAND NEW 2-car garage, built in 2024! It also features new Hardie Board siding, windows, & roof (2019). Entire home has been beautifully
***Proof of funds required for any showing.***This is your opportunity to own a convenient 4-plex in an in-demand part of South Minneapolis. Bring your vision to re-energize this unique property. This property is condemned and will need virtually everything done on the inside, but the exterior is in good shape. Serious investors only. Grow your investment portfolio with this 4-plex!
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Duplex 2 units to rent. Clean, Fresh, New, Completed remodel, modern amenities, 2 car garage, 3 beds 1 bath. This is a very nice well thought out remodel, very clean andn ready for its first new tenant.
Welcome to Rosa – intentionally designed, artfully stylized Minneapolis flats. Located in the vibrant Kingfield neighborhood, Rosa offers a cozy take on city life. Stroll through the local farmer’s market, dine-in at a nearby café, or bike the Minneapolis lakes. When arriving home for the evening, enjoy amenities handpicked for the modern renter. From high-speed fiber internet to a coffee and ice
Property Id: 2397342Great apartment, that seems like your private townhouse. The house sits on a big lot with fenced in shared yard and garden space. Come in through the shared 3 season porch into your spacious living room. Also on the main floor an open dining area, a 1/2 bathroom and the updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances including dishwasher. From the kitchen you
Great apartment, that seems like your private townhouse. The house sits on a big lot with fenced in shared yard and garden space.Come in through the shared 3 season porch into your spacious living room. Also on the main floor an open dining area, a 1/2 bathroom and the updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances including dishwasher. From the kitchen you get outside to your private porch
Airy one-bedroom + a bonus room in a tranquil 1917 Kingfield Tier 1 fourplex. Nine-foot ceilings, maple floors and oak millwork, from the west-facing Sunroom, thru the spacious Living and Dining Rooms, which includes an ample coat closet. The cozy Bedroom accommodates a full-size bed comfortably, with a closet conveniently placed in the central hall. The Bath has its original claw
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