Midland Hills offers excellent accessibility with convenient connections to nearby highways such as I-35W, making car travel straightforward from any location within the neighborhood. It features well-developed cycling infrastructure that supports alternative transportation options. The neighborhood is home to thoughtfully designed green spaces that provide ample opportunities for outdoor enjoyment and relaxation. With a mix of mostly single detached homes and spacious apartment buildings, there is a variety of housing options built mainly in the mid-20th century. Quiet streets contribute to a peaceful environment throughout much of Midland Hills, offering a calm setting while being close to major transportation routes.
There are a lot of green spaces to enjoy in Midland Hills. Public green spaces, such as Falcon Heights Community Park, are very well-spread out and there are a few of them close by for residents to relax in, which results in them being easy to get to from the majority of locations in the neighborhood. This part of Roseville remains relatively quiet, as there are few people out and about on the streets; however there can be higher levels of noise for those who are around I- 35w.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
One of the Twin Cities' most historic and picturesque golf courses, Midland Hills Country Club anchors the neighborhood with tree-lined fairways, community events, and beautiful views that provide a backdrop for area homes and gatherings.
Midland Hills is served by the highly regarded Roseville Area Schools, including nearby Brimhall Elementary and Roseville Area Middle and High Schools, making the area popular with families seeking strong educational opportunities within walking distance.
A short drive or walk brings locals to a stretch of restaurants along Snelling Avenue, boasting beloved local eateries like The Grateful Table and Cafe Latte, perfect for everything from weekend breakfasts to casual dinners with friends.
Just south of Midland Hills on Snelling Avenue, HarMar Mall is a community shopping hub offering diverse stores, a large grocer, and convenient amenities for daily needs, right at the neighborhood’s doorstep.
Easy access to Langton Lake Park gives Midland Hills residents scenic walking, biking, and bird-watching trails, plus tennis courts and picnic areas, making it a beloved natural escape within the neighborhood.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A convenient weekly farmers' market offering fresh local produce and goods—ideal for Midland Hills residents wanting to support local growers and enjoy a short trip for high‑quality seasonal items.
A vibrant celebration of wild rice, Ojibwe and Dakota culture, and fall’s harvest season featuring performances, food, hands‑on activities and marketplace—perfect for family outing and connecting with regional heritage.
A charity golf event right in Midland Hills offering residents a chance to enjoy a round of golf while supporting local police initiatives—great networking and community support opportunity.
A free live performance by the Twin Cities’ senior rock ensemble celebrating aging and music—an inspiring, uplifting event that’s local, accessible and family‑friendly.
A thoughtful presentation on end‑of‑life planning that’s relevant to local families—helpful, accessible guidance offered right in the neighborhood public library.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Midland Hills
Local characteristics and demographics for Midland Hills
