St. Paul neighborhoods?

[Stjoan]

Originally Posted by cathedralhill1

St Paul will enforce snow removal as long as someone reports it to them. But I'm not really sure it's that big of a deal if your house is on a small lot and doesn't have a driveway, it doesn't amount to a big job anyway.

I often think when I see developers coming into St. Paul to tear down small houses to put in houses oversized for their lots that those small houses they're tearing down could be perfect for downsizing retirees. And demographics would seem to favor providing more housing for them instead of for large families that require 4,000 square feet or more.

I notice that where we live now. It is sad because that is the type of home we would like. Our needs are very simple.

[Stjoan]

Originally Posted by Yosh01

I moved to St. Paul almost 50 years ago and have lived from one end of Grand Avenue to the other. Highland Park, Mac-Groveland, Merriam Park, Summit Hill, and Crocus Hill are all fine, livable, and walkable neighborhoods. The main difference between them is their relative affluence which is reflected in the type and cost of the homes.

I suggest picking the house you want to make a home in any of these neighborhoods.

Welcome to St. Paul.

Thank you.

[OneTimeSEALover]

Originally Posted by Rhody2Mn

I live in a suburb of St. Paul rather than the actual city, but I am quite familiar with it. Based on what you're looking for, I'd recommend downtown, Summit-Hill, Summit-University, Hamline-University/Midway, or St. Anthony Park for walkability.

You can check out more details on various neighborhoods via the following link:

Saint Paul

I commend you for not being afraid of Minnesota's climate. If you can overlook that, I think you will really enjoy retirement here as the Twin Cities has a lot to offer.

St Anthony Park is great. Seems to have just about everything. Around Como Park is nice.