Selby Avenue is the heart of the Summit-University neighborhood stretching from Lexington Parkway to the St Paul Cathedral. Residents are a short walk to a mix of classic favorites like W.A. Frost, Nina’s Coffee Cafe, Red Cow and LaGrolla. Mississippi Market Natural Foods Coop, Solo Vino, and numerous boutiques make Summit-University one of St. Paul’s most walkable neighborhoods.
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West Seventh
Situated along the Mississippi River adjacent to Downtown and at the base of Summit Hill, the West Seventh neighborhood has been gaining popularity for it’s eclectic mix of eateries, unique shops, and vibrant arts community. Housing options range from some of the city’s oldest housing stock from the 1800’s to recently built apartments, condos, and townhomes to artists lofts in the repurposed Schmidt Brewery.
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Highland
Surrounded by a bend in the Mississippi River, the Highland neighborhood is connected to miles of picturesque walking, running, and biking paths. The iconic Highland Theater has served as the hub of Highland Village, the neighborhood’s main commercial district, since the 1920’s. Redevelopment of the 122-acre former Ford assembly plant will shape the future of Highland. There are plans for a mix of commercial and as many as 4000 new housing units.
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