ElizabethS5

One of the last brick streets in St Paul-the neighbors got together to preserve the brick streets and granite curbs. Just two blocks long, dead-ending in a park and well equipped YWCA with indoor pool. Good pubs, cafes, bakeries, restaurants and shopping just down the street. Condos + apartments + single family homes all well-maintained. Schools, churches, close by; access to freeway + public transit make it a great place to commute to Minneapolis or downtown St Paul.

Great public schools. Sidewalks, quiet side streets. Bakeries, cafes, hair/nail salons, a bike shop, pubs, two new and several established restaurants, a co-op grocery and other shopping on Selby Avenue. The neighborhood farmers’ market is open twice weekly throughout the growing season. 15 minutes drive to downtown Minneapolis.