Lowry Hill
Lowry Hill is one of Minneapolis's most architecturally significant neighborhoods — a collection of historic mansions, Prairie School homes, and tree-lined streets that border the Walker Art Center and the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. It is a quiet, beautiful neighborhood with direct access to some of the city's best cultural institutions and a short walk to downtown and Loring Park.
Who It's Best For
Architecture and design lovers, cultural enthusiasts, high-end buyers.
Housing
Historic mansions, Prairie School homes, condos in converted buildings. Mostly high-end.
Market Positioning
Premium. One of the most expensive neighborhoods in Minneapolis.
Walkability & Transportation
High. Walk to Walker Art Center, Sculpture Garden, Loring Park, and downtown.
Water, Parks & Nature
Loring Park, Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, nearby Chain of Lakes.
Arts, Food & Culture
Walker Art Center, Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, Guthrie Theater nearby, downtown access.
Schools & Education
Mixed; private options nearby.
Healthcare Access
Close to downtown Minneapolis medical systems.
Climate & Property Considerations
Excellent tree canopy. Urban heat island in adjacent downtown areas.
What Residents Love
"You live among the best architecture and art in the city, and can walk to everything."
Honest Tradeoffs
Very high prices. Limited inventory. Mostly large homes — few entry points.
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Linden Hills
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