Milton Square

Milton Square is located in the St. Anthony Park neighborhood of Saint Paul, Minnesota, at the intersection of Como Avenue and Carter Avenue. This charming commercial and residential complex sits in a walkable, village-like setting known for its historic architecture and community-focused atmosphere. Key location highlights: Near the University of Minnesota – St. Paul Campus: Just a short walk or drive away, drawing academic and professional foot traffic. Close to both downtown Saint Paul and Minneapolis: Centrally located for easy access to both city centers. Surrounded by residential neighborhoods: Primarily composed of early 20th-century homes, creating a built-in local clientele. On a quaint commercial strip: Milton Square anchors a collection of small shops, cafes, restaurants, and services that give the area its village feel. This location is prized for its blend of urban accessibility and neighborhood charm, making it a unique and vibrant destination in the Twin Cities.SVN | Northco is pleased to present for lease, as exclusive advisor to ownership, Milton Square, an iconic ±26,865 SF mixed-use neighborhood center in charming St. Anthony Park, MN, just steps from the University of Minnesota-St. Paul campus, and in close proximity to both Downtown Minneapolis and Downtown Saint Paul. St. Anthony Park is an affluent and growing neighborhood in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul metropolitan area; household incomes within 1 mile average nearly $110K. The center has a fantastic tenant mix across thirteen distinct commercial space, with nine apartments on the upper floors. The available suites would be suitable for a broad spectrum of businesses. Built between 1909 and 1912, Milton Square has served as a hub for commerce, socializing, and creativity for more than a century. In addition to the activity that is generated from the commercial and residential tenants, Milton Square hosts regular happenings such as holiday markets, artisan fairs, and the beloved Yuletide Faire. In addition, spaces like the Tamarack Room within the square are frequently used for author readings, workshops, and small community events. The website for the complex is