Seward

Seward, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Minneapolis, blends historic charm with a lively community vibe along the western banks of the Mississippi River. Just southeast of downtown, it’s framed by Hiawatha Avenue, Interstate 94, and the Midtown Greenway, creating a tight-knit, small-town feel within easy reach of the city’s core. Seward is known for its bike-friendly streets and extensive walking trails, which wrap around much of the neighborhood, encouraging an active lifestyle. It’s also home to a variety of locally loved restaurants, cafes, and independent shops that add to its eclectic appeal. The neighborhood offers a diverse mix of housing, from renovated 19th-century homes to contemporary options, attracting a broad range of residents, including young professionals, families, and retirees. Seward’s blend of history, outdoor accessibility, and welcoming community spirit makes it a standout destination in Minneapolis.