Settled in the northeastern part of Minneapolis, Holland is a largely residential neighborhood with most homes being built before1920. If you are looking to buy a home in the Holland neighborhood, you probably won’t face sticker shock as the homes are priced fairly moderately. There are a few rentals in the community, but not large apartment style buildings. You will most likely find duplexes and quad rentals, keeping that small town feel to the area as well.

Along Lowry, University, and Central Avenues you will find commercial and retail properties which offer residents everything from baked goods, automotive services, dining, and even art gallery space. If you can’t find what you are looking for in Holland there is transit service available to larger areas of retail and entertainment in Minneapolis.

Holland also has a high school in its community, Edison High, as well as the Northeast Library. If you’re looking to get out and about, Jackson Square Park might have just what you need. This park has various athletic fields, a wading pool, a basketball court, playground equipment, and picnic areas. They have also recently added an outdoor sculpture that is supposed to represent the community and the arts in coexistence.