Apartments For Rent in Bryn Mawr, Minneapolis, MN

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Apartments For Rent Near Bryn Mawr, Minneapolis, MN

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What Locals Say about Bryn Mawr

  • Werner_loots
    Bryn Mawr, Minneapolis
    "They would like everything. Many other dogs. Beautiful waking area with sidewalks and lakeside trails. "
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  • Trulia User
    Bryn Mawr, Minneapolis
    "Easy to get to the highway and anywhere from the western suburbs to NE/uptown/downtown/lakes. Love this neighborhood. "
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  • Trulia User
    Bryn Mawr, Minneapolis
    "Morning drives west out are good and anytime going east to the city is miserable because of 94 congestion"
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  • Dave
    Bryn Mawr, Minneapolis
    "Friendly neighbors, very convienent to down town and restaurants, Home Depot and Costco. City lakes and parks and bike/ walking trails are very close by ( walking distance) Diverse community all ethnicities, ages and income levels are represented here"
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  • Alex B.
    Bryn Mawr, Minneapolis
    "A great place to live!! Surrounded by parks, back roads get you everywhere you need to go, wonderful community events and fantastic neighbors. "
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  • Tamara N.
    Bryn Mawr, Minneapolis
    "I have lived here 10 years. Great access any direction. Friendly people. Small town feel. Theodore Wirth and Eloise Butler "
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  • Sally
    Bryn Mawr, Minneapolis
    "Walk to cafes, shops, schools, Walker Art Center, Basilica and bike to Downtown, Uptown or nearby Golden Valley, St.Louis Park, Edina. Friendly neighborhood with children, hipsters and retirees. "
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  • Darlyn M.
    Bryn Mawr, Minneapolis
    "A neighborhood within a park is a fine way to describe Bryn Mawr, 3 miles west of downtown Minneapolis. It's been home for 35 years: a place to make friends, raise children, and age in place. Apart from the parks and lakes surrounding this cottage neighborhood, there is a small retail crossroads with a small grocer, two cafes, a pizza counter, a few personal services and retail shops, daycare, interior design, and a gas station. I see a greatly increasing number of bike commuters as well as "share cars" , and the #9 bus serves well during rush hour. The Cedar Lake Bike Trail runs through the 'hood and connects to downtown, to the city's 40-mile Grand Rounds, and the the western suburbs. For major grocery shopping, you need to bike, walk or drive about 1.8 miles to either Whole Foods or Rainbow. At those two different shopping areas, you can find a great artisan bakery, bookstore, bars, many restaurants, drug stores, sandwich shops, clothes, furniture, etc. , etc. I've found Bryn Mawr to such a gem because it's a quiet residential area, yet I can be downtown in 7 minutes, or even seated at the Guthrie Theater (or others) within 30 minutes. Downsides? The little bungalows are quickly gentrifying, and the neighborhood would be improved by more low-rise multifamily housing like senior condos or market-rate town-homes. There's room for more density along the southern border, overlooking the bike trail. "
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  • Joe H.
    Bryn Mawr, Minneapolis
    "I live here and love it. One of the most if not the most active neighborhood in Minneapolis"
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