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Residents have art, culture and nightlife just a few steps beyond their yards
Windom Park shows that Northeast Minneapolis is far more than brick industrial buildings, breweries and art galleries. Residential streets and international cuisine welcome residents looking to live a few blocks away from the popular nightlife and art festivals the northeast is known for. The neighborhood hums with a friendly, urban-suburban energy. Craftsman bungalows with wraparound porches sit alongside trendy apartment blocks. Windom Park's heart is its namesake green space. The park transforms into a glittering wonderland for ice skating and snowball fights in winter. “But what truly makes Windom Park unique is its spirit,” says Joel Hunnington, a Realtor with Keller Williams. “There’s a strong sense of community that binds residents together.” This is evident, he says, in the summer block parties, farmers market and countless other community events.
A colorful mural greets residents and visitors entering Windom Park and the surrounding northeast neighborhoods.
A sign welcomes people into the Windom Park neighborhood.
Momo Sushi serves Tibetan and japanese cuisine in the Windom Park neighborhood.
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Folksy Victorian homes mingle with the likes of brick ranch-style abodes
Not to be confused with the Southwest Minneapolis community of Windom, Windom Park neighborhood streets offer a blend of two-story Folk Victorian homes, brick ranch houses and comfortable bungalows. Early 20th-century Craftsman bungalows with warm brick and inviting porches stand shoulder-to-shoulder with stately Queen Anne Victorians adorned in gingerbread trim. Post-war ranch houses and sleek mid-century moderns add geometric flair, while contemporary builds offer glass, steel and minimalist lines. Single-family homes range from under $200,000 for fixer-uppers to upwards of $750,000 for newly built stunners.
Victorian two-story homes are common in Windom Park.
Cottage homes add a quaint feel to the Windom Park neighborhood.
The Windom Park neighborhood has pleasant, quiet streets.
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Year-round outdoor recreation is a lap, skip and figure eight away
The neighborhood’s namesake is an 8-acre park with year-round amenities. The park was Initially named the Moulton Tract after the family who sold the land to the park board in 1887. It was officially renamed Windom Park in 1893 in honor of William Windom, a prominent Minnesota politician who served as both a U.S. Senator and Secretary of the Treasury. A playground and wading pool are welcomed additions for summer days. In the winter, the park maintains an ice rink for skating and pickup hockey or broomball games. Other parks and open spaces include Jackson Square Park, which features a playground, basketball courts, a picnic shelter and Windom South Park. The latter spot is smaller and ideally suited for a picnic or walk.
Windom Park is a great place to cool off in the summer heat.
Kids enjoying the playground at Windom Park in the neighborhood.
Playground jungle gyms offer plenty of different equipment for children in Windom Park.
A community skating rink brings fun and activity to Windom Park.
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School’s cross-cultural language skills accompany cross-country ski program
One school in the district, Pillsbury Elementary, stands out in this Minneapolis community partly because of its support for students with Spanish and Somali bilingual staff. The school also offers a cross-country skiing program for students in fourth and fifth grades. After Pillsbury, students can go on to attend Northeast Middle School and Edison High School. Pillsbury Elementary praised with an A grade by Niche, fosters a supportive environment where young minds flourish through hands-on learning and a focus on diversity. Northeast Middle School, also boasting an A grade, emphasizes social-emotional well-being alongside rigorous academics. Finally, Edison High School, earning a Niche B-plus rating, prepares its students for college and careers through cutting-edge STEM programs.
Pillsbury Elementary School serves the young minds of Windom Park.
Pillsbury Elementary is a safe, challenging, nurturing learning community in Windom Park.
Thomas Edison High School serves students in grades 9-12.
Northeast Middle School is located north of downtown Minneapolis and the North Loop.
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Stop by for egg roll takeout or sit and feast on sushi and Thai cuisine
Tasty cuisine is in and around the Minneapolis community. Residents can enjoy Vietnamese and Chinese cuisine from Que Viet Village House, best known for its egg rolls. Along Central Avenue, Momo Sushi and Khao Hom Thai Restaurant are other must-visit restaurants for a casual evening or takeout. Locals can shop at well-known supermarkets like CUB just to the south of the neighborhood.
Momo Sushi serves Tibetan and japanese cuisine in the Windom Park neighborhood.
One of the many sushi choices at Momo Sushi in the Windom Park neighborhood.
Que Viet Village House offers Chinese and Vietnamese food to Windom Park.
Khao Hom Thai restaurant offers the Windom Park neighborhood authentic cuisine.
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Northeast Minneapolis neighborhood is the place for all things art
Windom Park is just outside the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District, including the Casket Arts and Northrup King districts. These renovated industrial buildings house hundreds of local artists. They’re great places to visit to enroll in an art class, shop for local artwork, or to reserve studio space. Every spring, they also help host Art-a-Whirl, an open gallery event featuring the work of more than 1,000 local artists in galleries around Minneapolis.
The historic North Western Casket Company building stands as a landmark in Windom Park.
Windom Park preserves its industrial heritage with the historic North Western Casket Company building.
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The Road to Health is Accessible
Several hospitals are located near the Windom Park neighborhood, including a 24-hour emergency room at North Memorial Health - Robbinsdale Hospital (3.3 miles away) or M Health Fairview University of Minnesota Medical Center - East Bank (4.2 miles away). Both are accessible by car or public bus.
Multiple bus routes along Central Avenue make Windom Park easily accessible for residents.
A view towards downtown Minneapolis in the Windom Park neighborhood.
The Minneapolis Diagonal Trail near Windom Park connects to the grand rounds trail system.
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There is so much variety available in Minneapolis cuisine. It's a great place to live and explore as a foodie.
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4/21/2015Niche Review
The job outlook in the Twin Cities is bright and looking even better for job seekers in the coming years. Major cooperations are looking for qualified college graduates with solid skill sets who will replace retiring baby boomers.
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4/21/2015Niche Review
A common item found in Twin Cities wardrobes is a pair of spandex. People run and bike year round and it's perfect for both activities. The weather is typically nice, the sun never seems to stop shining and there are rarely any natural disasters or bad storms.
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4/21/2015Niche Review
Houses are typically built close together however the lots are rectangular allowing for people to have a nice size yard. The large majority of homes are well maintained with a manicured front lawn. There is also a very low percentage of abandoned homes in NE Minneapolis.
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Windom Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Windom Park, Minneapolis sell after 25 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Windom Park, Minneapolis over the last 12 months is $350,000, down 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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