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Overview of Roseville
Roseville, MN, a family-friendly community conveniently located near the Twin Cities, offers an abundance of parks and lakes as well as a golf course and a mall. Home to North America's largest artificial sheet of ice, this charming community offers residents everything they need locally as well as the convenient proximity to the Minneapolis-Saint Paul Metropolitan areas. Rent an apartment here and have the best of both worlds.
Living in Roseville
Roseville was originally incorporated in 1948. Today, the city's population surpasses 34,000 people. Known for its shared border with the Twin Cities, Roseville has an urban appeal that many suburbs lack. Residents living here enjoy a balanced quality of life, benefiting from a prosperous economy as well as plenty of recreational activities to participate in when they're not on the clock.
If you're a book lover, you will likely frequent the Roseville library, which is the largest library in Ramsey County, featuring over 340,000 volumes in its collection.
On warm days, you and your family will want to explore Roseville's multitude of parks and lakes, including Acorn Park, Central Park, Lake Owasso and Lake Johanna, among others. If you want to work on your golf swing, head over to Cedarholm Golf Course. During the winter months, head over to the Roseville Skating Center which offers lessons in ice skating, ice hockey, speed skating, and other forms of icy fun.
For all of your shopping needs, make your way over to the Rosedale Center, which offers 164 stores that provide everything you could possibly be looking for.
In terms of public transportation, the Metro Transit provides bus service throughout the metropolitan area, as well as a stop at the St. Paul Campus of the University of Minnesota.
Apartments in Roseville-Study
If you're living in Roseville and looking into higher education opportunities, there are many options available. The city is home to Minneapolis Business College, less than seven miles away from the University of Minnesota in St. Paul, and less than three miles away from the University of Northwestern in St. Paul.
Apartments in Roseville-Work
Some of the major employers driving Roseville's local economy are in the transportation, retail, and healthcare industries, with primary employers that include the Minnesota Department of Transportation, Target Corporation, and Health Span Home Care, among others.