Why Live in Lake Josephine
Lake Josephine in Roseville offers a blend of midcentury modern homes, including brick cottages, ranch-style, and split-level houses. Larger homes from the 1980s and '90s typically feature attached garages, while older homes from the 1950s and '60s often have detached garages. The neighborhood is characterized by mature trees, cul de sacs, and few sidewalks. Local parks are a highlight, with Autumn Grove Park providing lighted tennis courts, sports fields, and a playground, while Lake Josephine County Park offers a beach, pier, and boat launch. Cottontail Park, with its dense woods and wildlife, adds to the area's natural attractions. The Roseville Skating Center, featuring an indoor ice arena and the John Rose Oval speed skating track, is a popular spot for winter sports enthusiasts. Shopping and dining options are plentiful along Hamline and Snelling Avenues, with notable spots like Makwa Coffee, LaTapatia, and the Rosedale Center, which houses over 125 stores and restaurants. For groceries, residents frequent Lunds & Byerlys Roseville. The neighborhood is served by two highly rated school districts: Mounds View Public Schools and Roseville Public Schools, both known for their strong academic programs. Commuting is convenient with nearby highways and Metro Transit bus stops, and Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport is 16 miles away.