Longfellow

Area Summary

The Longfellow area of Minneapolis is located in the southeastern part of Minneapolis. Longfellow’s boundaries include Hiawatha Avenue on the West, 38th Avenue on the East, 27th Street on the North and 34th Street on the South. This area has the first light rail line in Minneapolis, it runs along Hiawatha Avenue. This area has a high concentration of multi-family housing and industrial zones stretching along Hiawatha Avenue.

Longfellow is made up of five neighborhoods, Seward, Longfellow, Cooper, Howe and Hiawatha. Area Details.

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Longfellow Community Council
Longfellow Grill

Showing properties 1 - 3 of 416. See more Minneapolis' Longfellow.
(all data current as of 3/10/2010)

1. $49,900 : 2523 10th Ave S, Minneapolis
   
   3 beds, 1 full bath

   Size: 1,300 sq ft

   Listed with RE/MAX Results
   
2. $64,900 : 4125 31st Ave S, Minneapolis
   
   2 beds, 1 full bath

   Size: 924 sq ft

   Listed with Solutions Realty, LLC
   
3. $158,000 : 3615 26th Ave S, Minneapolis
   
   3 beds, 1 full bath

   Size: 1,170 sq ft

   Listed with Coldwell Banker Burnet
   

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Homes for Sale in Minneapolis’ Longfellow Area

Neighborhood Tour

The Longfellow area is home to the Danish American Center, Minnehaha Academy and Longfellow House. The Minnehaha Academy is a christian private school with students from preschool through twelve grade. The Longfellow House has served a wide range of functions, including a zoo, library, haunted house and currently an information center for Minneapolis’ Park System.

Homes in this area were built during the very early part of the 1900s when streetcar and residential trail line became accessible. With access to the Sears Catalog it was possible for the primarily immigrant population to build affordable homes.

Minnehaha Park features an overlook of the Mississippi River, located at the intersection of Hiawatha Avenue and Minnehaha Parkway. Additional features include 53 foot waterfall, limestone bluffs, concerts, picnics, walking and viewing the Falls. Minnehaha Park is also popular for weddings and nature lovers. There is also space for picnic, wading pool, disc golf course, volleyball and bike/pedestrian trails.