Longfellow creates an American bungalow (check out “American Bungalow Magazine“) community filled with the 1920′s story and a half homes with all the detailing of the Arts and Crafts movement. Like neighboring Seward, Longfellow thrives on its relationship to the River Road. Longfellow’s borders include Lake Street to the north, the Mississippi River to the east, the Light Rail Transit System to the west and Minnehaha Falls Regional Park to the south.

Walk down the River Road in the snow, the rain, or sun and find company with joggers, bikers and skaters, both young and old. Stroll all the way down to Minnehaha Falls Regional Park and have your picnic lunch or dine at the Sea Salt Eatery! Watch the Twin Cities Marathon in October as the runners surge down the River Road or grab your bike and travel the many miles of the Grand Rounds Trail System. Catch a movie at the Riverview and savor a drink afterwards at the little wine bar on 38th. Everybody adores Longfellow!