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Lynnhurst is a South Minneapolis neighborhood with stately homes
Minnehaha Creek winds through Lynnhurst, a quiet South Minneapolis neighborhood known for its stately homes. In exchange for a higher price point, residents get easy access to Lake Harriet, highly rated schools and community events like the annual Summer Festival. Even though Lynnhurst has such a residential feel, there are a handful of local restaurants along West 50th Street. Downtown Minneapolis is about 5 miles away.
People walk along Lake Harriet and enjoy the views.
There's a bike lane along Bryant Avenue South.
A Lynnhurst resident walks their dog in the neighborhood.
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Higher prices get you a historic home in a welcoming community
The Lynnhurst Residential Historic District faces Lake Harriet and includes large Colonial and Tudor Revivals, as well as Prairie-style houses, from the late 1800s and early 1900s. While houses get smaller as you move away from the historic district, you can still find early-1900s homes like Craftsman styles and Foursquares. “Because the homes are so beautiful and the housing stock is so revered and keeping of that area, there aren’t many new construction teardowns, which I love,” says Realtor Andrea Vorachek with Reside. While the winters are cold and snowy, you can find blooming gardens, well-maintained lawns and shaded sidewalks in the warmer months. “You see your neighbors out all the time, taking walks in the evening,” says Vorachek, a former resident. “Kids are out playing in their yards all the time.”
The median single-family home price in Lynnhurst is higher than in Tangletown and East Harriet. “Lynnhurst is probably one of the most expensive neighborhoods in South Minneapolis,” Vorachek says. “It shares that title with Linden Hills.” Prices generally depend on size and condition. Homes that are 2,500 square feet or less cost between the low $300,000s and the mid-$800,000s. Anything larger can range from the mid-$800,000s to over $2.2 million. “Even though Lynnhurst can be a little more expensive, it’s just such a great experience living there that you really get your money’s worth,” Vorachek says. “Most people who buy and live there stay for quite a while, so you really build community and have relationships with your neighbors.”
Colorful homes with Tudor elements are common.
Foursquare homes are common.
A Tudor Revival sits on the corner of a Lynnhurst street.
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Locals visit Minnehaha Creek, a neighborhood park and Lake Harriet
Minnehaha Creek runs through the neighborhood. “The creek is great for little kids to go explore,” Vorachek says. “It kind of feels like the 1980s or 1990s, when parents used to turn their kids out to play outside in nature.” A multiuse trail follows the creek on Minnehaha Parkway, which people use for recreation or commuting. You can drop your kayak into the water at Lynnhurst Park, which has amenities like:
A playground with sections for older kids and toddlers
A recreation center with a gymnasium, craft room and meeting spaces
Athletic fields like softball and soccer fields
An ice skating rink that is open from December through February
A wading pool that’s open from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend
At the top of the neighborhood is Lake Harriet, where you can lie out on the beach, walk around the trails or go boating. As you move farther north along the lake, you’ll see the Lake Harriet Bandshell, which hosts events like movie nights and a free concert series. “It is the place to be,” Vorachek says. “You can’t find a parking space or even drive around the lake on Friday or Saturday because of the stuff going on at the bandshell.”
Someone cross-country skis around Lake Harriet.
Lynnhurst Park has a playground and several athletic facilities.
Minnehaha Creek has several trails connected by bridges.
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Neighborhood association hosts the annual Summer Festival
The Lynnhurst Neighborhood Association brings residents together through community events like the annual Summer Festival in August. Besides live music and food trucks, you can find all sorts of kid-friendly activities. “They’ll have bounce houses and face paint,” says Vorchek, a former LYNAS board member. “It’s frequented by both people of the neighborhood and people from outside the neighborhood.”
Students can attend the highly rated Burroughs Elementary School
Lynnhurst students can start their education at the highly rated Burroughs Elementary School, which is part of the highly rated Minneapolis Public School District. School choice is available through intradistrict transfers and citywide magnet schools, which use a lottery system to determine enrollment.
Burroughs Elementary School receives high marks.
Students can attend Anthony Middle School.
Many students graduate from Southwest Senior High School.
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Residents bike, walk and drive around the neighborhood
Lynnhurst is very bikeable, especially if you take side streets or the biking trails along Bryant Avenue, Minnehaha Parkway and Lake Harriet. You can also walk or drive. Interstate 35 West is nearby and takes you about 5 miles, or 15 minutes, to downtown Minneapolis. It’s about a 15-mile, or 25-minute, drive to downtown Saint Paul. Public transportation is also available, with Metro Transit buses stopping along West 50th Street.
Local restaurants line West 50th Street
Residents walk to West 50th Street for a bite to eat, with several locally owned restaurants, bars and cafes. You can:
Meet your friends for happy hour or brunch at Saint Genevieve
Enjoy a milkshake and burger at The Malt Shop
Order handmade pasta and risotto from Broders’ Pasta Bar
Grab a latte and do some work in the cafe at Shortwave Coffee
Bring your family to dinner at the English pub-inspired George & The Dragon
Most residents get groceries from Kowalski’s Market, in the southeastern corner of the neighborhood. The Southwest Farmers Market sells fresh produce on Saturday mornings from mid-May through October.
There is a selection of specially curated and in-house prepared foods inside Broders Cucina Italiana.
The Sparrow Cafe is a local coffee shop and bakery.
Kowalski's Market is on the eastern edge of the neighborhood.
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Reviews
Niche Reviews
4.67 Reviews
4.0Niche User
7/17/2016Niche Review
If one wishes to live by several stores and have easy access to multiple cities, this is a great place. Having a Walgreen's, Kowalski's, Starbucks, and Auto Zone all within a block makes life extremely convenient, especially for any last-minute items that may need to be taken care of.
5.0Current Resident
6/27/2018Niche Review
This neighborhood is friendly, clean and safe. I enjoy living near Lake Harriet, running around the neighborhood and living in a spot with many restaurants, bars and cafes to visit.
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Lynnhurst Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Lynnhurst, Minneapolis sell after 22 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Lynnhurst, Minneapolis over the last 12 months is $749,000, down 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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