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Saint Paul Real Estate For Sale In MN

Saint Paul

As the capital of Minnesota, you might expect St. Paul to be a bustling, high-speed city. In reality, St. Paul is the smaller of the Twin Cities and decidedly more low-key and laid back than its sister to the west of Minneapolis. That being said, St. Paul is no slouch in Minnesota Real Estate and has a healthy volume of large single-family homes for sale ripe for the picking.

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1111 Elway Street #504

Saint Paul, MN 55116

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$389,900

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$267,000

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$299,900

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676 Summit Avenue #102

Saint Paul, MN 55105

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$250,000

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$685,000

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$245,000

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1158 Hawthorne Avenue

Saint Paul, MN 55106

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$275,000

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$285,000

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350 Saint Peter Street #1106

Saint Paul, MN 55102

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$774,900

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32 N Mississippi River Boulevard

Saint Paul, MN 55104

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$590,000

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$309,000

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1159 Arkwright Street

Saint Paul, MN 55130

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$285,000

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$399,000

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1907 Saint Clair Avenue

Saint Paul, MN 55105

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$230,000

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More About St. Paul MN Real Estate

All that stands between St. Paul and Minneapolis is the Mississippi River and about eight miles of residential real estate. In reality, they are like two sides of the same coin. Where Minneapolis is fast and flashy, St. Paul is calmer and slower-paced. At the end of the work day the city grows quiet, people head back home and spend their evenings with friends and family in the neighborhoods, not downtown.

Downtown St. Paul real estate is an impressive collection of solid office buildings, a few skyscrapers, and wide avenues. One interesting note is that St. Paul’s downtown blocks are connected with skyways, little enclosed pedestrian bridges that stretch out over the street. Thanks to these skyways, you can get around downtown Saint Paul without having to go outside, which will come in handy in the winter. The rest of the city is almost exclusively residential neighborhoods and parks. With a population of just over 300,000, Saint Paul feels much smaller than it actually is, while having all the amenities you can expect from a large midwestern city.

We can’t talk about St. Paul without talking about the winter. All you need to worry about is to make sure that you have a good heavy winter coat and snow boots. Also be sure to find out from your HOA if your neighborhood has snow-shoveling services or if you’ll be doing the shoveling yourself. The winters are long and snowy, there’s no getting around that, but if you enjoy the snow you’ll be pleased to know that St. Paul real estate is close to lots of cross country skiing locations and even hosts a winter carnival that’s been going on since 1886.

St. Paul MN Real Estate Market

Real estate in Saint Paul is generally more affordable than Minneapolis real estate. The median sale price for a single-family home in St. Paul is $289K while it’s about $30K more in Minneapolis. Though St. Paul is split almost equally between owners and renters, single-family homes make up the dominant property type in Saint Paul real estate. Most of these homes were built before 1970, giving each neighborhood an old school American air. Most homes for sale in Saint Paul feature two to three bedrooms and sit on upwards of .3 acres of land.

Nearly every neighborhood in the city has had plenty of time to mature and grow up with hardwood trees that are absolutely gorgeous with their Fall colors and when draped with snow in the winter. To give you a better understanding of real estate in St. Paul, we’ve compiled a brief overview of select neighborhoods and communities outside the city.

Distance to other cities from St. Paul, MN

14.4 miles to Minneapolis, MN
80 miles to Rochester, MN
150 miles to Duluth, MN
246 miles to Sioux Falls, SD
248 miles to Des Moines, IA

Neighborhoods In St. Paul MN

Highland Park

Highland Park is situated on a bow in the Mississippi River just five miles southeast of downtown St. Paul. Though undoubtedly a part of the city, Highland Park feels almost like a suburb. Residents are virtually surrounded by parkland, with the east bank of the Mississippi river supporting lots of walking trails to enjoy. Here you can see deer, eagles, and wild turkeys throughout the year. Real estate in Highland Park consists mainly of one and two-story three to 5-bedroom homes that list between $300K and $700K, with several luxury options around $1.5M. Neighborhood schools include Horace Mann School (elementary), Highland Park Elementary School, and Highland Park High School.

Downtown St. Paul

Downtown Saint Paul is highly walkable and very relaxed in the evenings. You almost never have to worry about making a reservation for your favorite restaurant and you’ll always have plenty of space with your friends should you ever go out for a night on the town. Most condos in St. Paul are found downtown, and typically lists between $100k and $300k.

Como

Como is a dreamy neighborhood northeast of St. Paul. Centered around a large zoo, Como is full of level, tree-lined streets that come alive during Halloween and Christmas. Como real estate has a great mix of homes both old and beautiful, most situated on lots .25 acres or more with three to four bedrooms. Homes for sale in Como list between $200K and $500K. Neighborhood schools include Chelsea Heights Elementary, Como Park Elementary School, and Higher Ground Secondary Academy (high school).

Communities Around St. Paul

Falcon Heights

Falcon Heights is right past the city line of St. Paul and is perfectly situated between it and Minneapolis. Falcon Heights real estate is mostly composed of large 3-4 bedroom homes listing between $300K-$500K and has lots of open land.

Woodbury

Eight miles east of Saint Paul lies the suburb of Woodbury, a city that mixes medium-density housing with lots of parks and nature preserves that everyone can access. Homes in Woodbury come large with three to five bedrooms (usually closer to five bedrooms) and typically list between $300K and $900K. This suburb is perfect for anyone with a large family that needs only to commute into St. Paul every now and then.

Schools In St. Paul MN

St. Paul real estate is served by the Saint Paul Public School District, Minnesota’s largest school system with about 39,000 students enrolled. Minnesota recognizes open enrollment, which means parents can choose which schools their kids attend regardless of where they live.

Central Senior High School received a “College Success Award” by greatschools.org for its ability to prepare students for higher education. With that said, students planning to further their education have a plethora of options to choose from without going far from home, as St. Paul is second (behind Boston, MA) in the nation for the amount of higher education schools per capita.

FAQ About St. Paul Real Estate

What’s the zip code for St. Paul, Minnesota?

The zip codes for St. Paul include:

55101 | 55102 | 55103 | 55104 | 55105 | 55106 | 55107 | 55116 | 55130

What county is St. Paul, Minnesota in?

St. Paul, MN, is a city in Ramsey County.

Where is the nearest airport to St. Paul, Minnesota?

The Minneapolis - Saint Paul International Airport is about 12 miles or roughly 20 minutes by car from St. Paul, MN.

How far is Minneapolis from St. Paul, Minnesota?

Minneapolis is about 13 miles or 23-minute car ride away from St. Paul.

What is St. Paul, Minnesota famous for?

St. Paul, MN, is famous for having the most shoreline of any city along the Mississippi River, its Skyway walking system, being the place where Scotch Tape was invented, and home to many notable people like the author, F. Scott Fitzgerald, the cartoonist Charles Schultz, and aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart.

Things To Do In Saint Paul MN

Saint Paul is a bustling city with numerous attractions. Here are a few of the things to do if you're planning to buy real estate in St. Paul.

Minnesota History Center
Located near the state capitol building, the Minnesota History Center shares the timeline of events that formed what Minnesota is today. Here you’ll learn about the Hmong tribespeople to the Dakota War, and more.
Wabasha Street Caves
Carved in the 1840s out of the hillside, the Wabasha Street Caves an entertainment hub for swing dancing, re-enactments, and the well-known coffee shop, Grumpy Steve’s Coffee.
Minnesota Zoo
This 485-acre zoo opened back in 1978 and showcases creatures living in their natural life-like habitat. Here you’ll find animals such as wolverines, lynxes, racoons, gibbons, kangaroos, hornbills, red pandas, and many more!
Science Museum of Minnesota
Located near the banks of the Mississippi River, the 7-story museum boasts of several hands-on science exhibits that share about evolutionary theory, paleontology, other natural history pertaining to the Minnesota region, and so much more!
Como Park Zoo and Conservatory
Adorned as a stunning Art Nouveau style built in 1915, here you’ll find a variety of sansui gardens and bonsai trees, along with other well-kept gardens. The Como “Zoo” showcases statues of Don the Gorilla, penguins, wolves, and giraffes.
Grand Avenue
Where you’ll want to go to spend the day shopping and enjoying a unique atmosphere. The Grand Avenue is a road filled with whimsical Victorian style street lights, and lined with unique, artisanal shops, markets, and restaurants.
Gateway Trail
This trail is a popular place for people to get outdoors, exercise, or just to breathe some fresh air. The trail starts in the city and wanders through Maplewood, Oakdale, and Pine Springs neighborhoods. There is a more rural part of the trail that is popular for cross country skiing in the winter and winds through Washington Country and Pine Point County Park.

Living In Saint Paul MN

Cost of living in St. Paul, MN

Though the overall cost of living in Saint Paul is 2.5% more than the Minnesota average, it’s still less than the national average by 0.3%. If you’re living in a home in Saint Paul, you’ll likely pay more for transportation, while groceries, healthcare, and utilities will generally cost about the same as the rest of the state. The median housing cost in St. Paul real estate is less than the state average, though, by 7.2%. The median household income in Saint Paul is $59,717.

Medical Access in St. Paul, MN

Residents living in St. Paul real estate have close access to several medical facilities. The top hospitals in Saint Paul, MN, include M. Health Fairview St. Joseph’s Hospital, Regions Hospital, Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare, and United Hospital. Regions Hospital has a level I trauma unit, which is the highest level of care offered in a major emergency.

Weather in St. Paul, MN

St. Paul real estate is located in a humid continental climate known for cold and snowy winters, with warm and humid summers. The average low temperature in the winter months dips to 8.6°F in January, while the average temperature rises to 82.6°F in July. Due to there not being a major body of water near Saint Paul to calm the temperatures in the winter, the city often experiences bouts of Arctic air masses. This makes St. Paul having the coldest yearly mean temperature of any major city in the U.S. (46.5°F).

Jobs In Saint Paul MN

Though Saint Paul is part of the Rust Belt, due to the decline of manufacturing jobs, the Minneapolis - St. Paul - Bloomington area employs over 1.5 million people. With that said, there are still major companies that call Saint Paul home. Some of the best companies to work for in St. Paul include:

Siemens
ACS Group
3M
Ecolab
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
Thompson Financial
ALL
Examiner.com
Patterson Companies
H. B. Fuller
Gander Outdoors

Transportation In St. Paul MN

Even though St. Paul real estate is located on a bend of the Mississippi River, the city’s roads are laid out in a grid pattern with several major roads crossing at the city center. I-94 travels east and west through St. Paul, while I-35E runs north and southwest. I-494 is just outside of the city limits to the south and east, creating sort of a loop with I-694 which runs along the northeast side, and eventually connecting to I-35W that runs along the northwest side of St. Paul.

In conjunction with the entire Minneapolis - Saint Paul area, the city of St. Paul is provided public transportation services through several light rail lines operated by Metro Transit.

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