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Melrose, MN Homes for Rent

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    $1,690 per month

    Wobegon Crossings

    3 Beds

    1250 W Railroad Ave, Melrose, MN 56352

    Wobegon Crossing delivers upscale living in an exceptional location. A wide range of one, two and three bedroom apartments designed for style and comfort.Situated next to the popular Lake Wobegon Trail, this property is only a short distance to everything that you desire. Located less than one mile from CentraCare Hospital and just 1.2 miles from downtown Melrose, you will have

    1250 W Railroad Ave, Melrose, MN 56352
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    $718 - $838 per month

    Oak Ridge Manor Senior 62+ Apartments

    1-2 Beds

    20 N 9th Ave E, Melrose, MN 56352

    Oak Ridge Manor is located in the beautiful city of Melrose. Enjoy our quaint gazebo, shared gardens, and lovely grounds. We have wonderful activities that we enjoy together from puzzles and cards to much more. We are in close proximity to tasty restaurants and fun shopping. We offer 1 bedroom apartment homes, with water and refuse included in our affordable rent that is income based. We

    20 N 9th Ave E, Melrose, MN 56352

Why Live in Melrose

Melrose, MN, is a small city of about 3,600 residents situated in the countryside of Stearns County in Central Minnesota. The community features a quaint downtown area with local businesses, parks, and annual events that foster a close-knit atmosphere. The local economy is supported by two major factories: the Land O’ Lakes cheese manufacturing facility and the Jennie-O turkey processing plant. Interstate 94 provides convenient access for commuting to larger cities such as Alexandria, St. Cloud, and Minneapolis, which is approximately 100 miles away. Housing in Melrose ranges from century-old bungalows and Victorians to ranch-style and split-level homes from the mid-1900s, as well as new traditional houses built from the early 2000s to today. Downtown’s Main Street hosts a variety of small businesses, including Coborn’s grocery store, Melrose Meat Shoppe, and Martinez Meat & Grocery. Dining options are limited but include JD’s Taphouse, known for its pizza and beer, and True North Marketplace, which offers locally sourced products and meals. Recreational activities are abundant with three municipal parks: Sauke River Park, Jaycee Park, and Meadowlark Park, each offering unique amenities such as playgrounds, sports facilities, and trails. The 65-mile Lake Wobegon Trail is popular for biking and snowmobiling. Community events like the Melrose Riverfest and the Holiday Kick Off bring residents together for festivities throughout the year. Melrose High School offers concurrent enrollment for college credit, providing students with the opportunity to earn college credits while still in high school.
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