Welcome home to this wonderful 4/2 Tudor style home in the Victory Neighborhood. Many recent updates including roof, furnace, central AC, and appliances.
Gleaming hardwood floors, granite countertops, beautiful fireplace, tiled kitchen and bathroom, great curb appeal and more! Come and see, you won't be disappointed!
Property Information
Main Level
Informal Dining Room: 9×4
Living Room: 17×12
Dining Room: 13×11
Kitchen: 10×9
Bedroom 1: 13×11
Bedroom 2: 11×11
Upper Level
Office: 9×8
Bedroom 3: 29×12
Lower Level
Family Room: 15×13
Bedroom 4: 11×9
Additional Information
Bathrooms: 2, Full: 1, 3/4: 1
Garage: 1 car attached
Fireplaces: 1, Living Room, Wood Burning
Appliances Included: Range, Exhaust Fan/Hood, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer
Victory
The Victory neighborhood is located in north Minneapolis and within the Camden Community. The neighborhood got its name from the Victory Memorial, a memorial dedicated to World War I veterans. Victory is positioned 5 miles northwest of the downtown area and has quick access to many major highways. With a population of around 3,500 residents, Victory offers a peaceful, residential sanctuary that is within the large city of Minneapolis.
The neighborhood is comprises of vintage homes from the 1920s through the 1960’s, with several being currently renovated. The majority of the homes in Victory are predominantly single-family homes, Tudors and Craftsmans built 80 years ago. The bigger homes that are in comparable styles are located beside Victory Memorial Drive and there are several multi-family housing units situated in the center of the neighborhood.
The Victory Neighborhood Events Committee is contains Victory locals who plan events such as Live on the Drive, Spring Cleaning, Farmer’s Market and other activities. The most notable neighborhood event is the Party in the Park. This event occurs in the summer and is the perfect way to connect neighbors with resources, opportunities, and other neighbors in their community. The event is held on the green space between Cleveland Park and Lucy Craft Laney School and includes all of the residents in the surrounding neighborhoods. The summer Party in the Park has a Back to School theme and is a great way to end the summer each year.
Victory44 is one of the most popular eateries in the neighborhood. A coffee bar and restaurant serving a variety of creative foods, Victory44 is well-known for its unique food displays. Visitors enjoy the ever-changing menu and creative combinations as well as the all-around welcoming atmosphere. Emily’s Family Cafe is a local breakfast restaurant that is another very popular location for residents during the morning hours. They provide several different breakfast dishes and are known for their large serving sizes. On any given Saturday morning, Emily’s Family Cafe is the perfect spot for a quality breakfast with the family.
The Victory neighborhood is home to a scenic parkway and small, local park. They include:
Victory Memorial Park: Victory Memorial Park borders the west side of the Victory and Cleveland neighborhoods and wraps around the Victory neighborhood to the north. A narrow 3.8 mile parkway encompassing Victory Memorial Drive, the parkway features lush trees and commemorative markers for the area’s World War 1 servicemen placed throughout. Guests can enjoy the beautiful landscaping and reflect on the lives of those who fought for our country. Victory Memorial Park eventually leads to Victory Park in the Victory neighborhood.
Victory Park: Victory Park is found on the northern end of the Victory neighborhood. While only 2.35 acres, the park offers a basketball court, picnic area, playground, soccer field, tennis court, and a wading pool. The numerous amenities offered at Victory Park make it a central location for the neighborhood community. A popular destination on a warm, sunny day, Victory Park is cherished by all. Additionally, during Memorial Day, the park and the nearby parkway come alive with a concert and time of remembrance.
Ryan Lake: The Victory neighborhood is also home to the only lake in North Minneapolis, Ryan Lake. Ryan Lake is a small, fishing lake. At 19 acres, the lake reaches a depth of 36 feet and offers scenic beauty with a peaceful atmosphere. The lake is a good fishing destination for bluegill, black crappie, largemouth bass, northern pike, and yellow perch. A unique amenity for the region, Ryan Lake is located in the upper north corner of the Victory neighborhood.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
The city of Minneapolis, Minnesota is the largest city within the entire state. As one of the “Twin Cities,” Minneapolis and its neighbor St. Paul constitute the 16th largest metro area in the nation. With over 400,000 residents, Minneapolis is a dynamic and bustling city.
Minneapolis is a very important economic center in the Midwest. Second only to Chicago, Minneapolis offers much of the employment and industry found in the Midwest area. Known for its high concentration of Fortune 500 companies, Minneapolis is recognized as a global city for its impact on the global economy. Major corporations such as Target, U.S. Bancorp, Xcel Energy, Ameriprise Financial, and Thrivent Financial have established their corporate headquarters within Minneapolis. Additional major employers include Accenture, Allina Health, Fairview Health Services, the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, and more.
There are many amenities located in and around the city. With a heavy emphasis on the arts, residents and visitors alike enjoy renowned landmarks such as the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis Institute of the Arts, Weisman Art Museum, the Guthrie Theater, the Orpheum Theater, Orchestra Hall, First Avenue, and more. Additionally, Minneapolis is a premier athletics city, with Target Field, home of the Minnesota Twins baseball team, Target Center, home of the Minnesota Timberwolves basketball team, and U.S. Bank Stadium, home of the Minnesota Vikings football team all being located within the city. Minneapolis also includes fine dining, fabulous infrastructure, and first-class medical care facilities all within the city limits.
The city has a total land area of nearly 59-square miles, of which a little over 5 percent is water. The major route through the city is Interstate 94, which comes from the Brooklyn Park area and connects with Interstate 35W. This leads into the city of Richfield. Interstate 94 continues eastward towards St. Paul. The route that comes in from the west is Interstate 394 from the St. Louis Park area. These Interstates, along with other major highways and transit services, offer convenient travel for the city's commuters, not only into the Downtown area, but the surrounding suburbs and beyond.
