North Fargo Neighborhood Guide (Housing, Prices & Community Overview)
Discover North Fargo’s Neighborhoods
Unlike newer parts of the city such as South Fargo, West Fargo, or Horace, North Fargo offers more established communities with tree-lined streets and covered backyards.
A Guide to Finding Your North Fargo Neighborhood
North Fargo offers such a diverse range of neighborhoods and housing styles that buyers can find everything from Victorian-era character homes and classic mid-century properties, with a mix of some new builds sprinkled in as well — all within a compact, well-connected part of the city.
Current Fargo Housing Market Snapshot (Late 2025 / Early 2026)
Based on public sources:
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Citywide median sale price: $306,400
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Median days to pending: approximately 50–55 days
Fargo remains a balanced market: not overheated, but still competitive for well-priced homes.
North Fargo Neighborhoods
Downtown Fargo
Home Style:
Downtown Fargo offers many condominium options. These range from restored 1800s brick buildings to brand new condominium units.
Housing Style:
Apartments above retail, historic brick buildings converted into modern condos, new condominium buildings, and some single-family housing options.
Home Ages:
Late 1800s–2026
Neighborhood Perks:
Strong walkability, nightlife, arts and culture, plus a wide selection of restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, parks, the Red River Market, and community events.
Median Sales Price:
$399,000
Horace Mann
Housing Style:
Early 1900s Colonials and Tudors, bungalows and story-and-a-half homes, tree-lined streets and sidewalks.
Average Home Age:
1900–1920
Neighborhood Perks:
Affordability, mature neighborhoods, proximity to downtown and other amenities, and the Red River plus parks to the east.
Median Sales Price:
$258,400
Roosevelt / NDSU
Housing Style:
Apartment buildings, single-family houses, multi-family houses, and student housing.
Average Home Age:
1940–1970 (also has a mix of newer options as well)
Neighborhood Perks:
Excellent walkability and bikeability, MATBUS access, proximity to NDSU and downtown, strong rental demand, and investor interest.
Median Sales Price:
$254,750
Longfellow
Home Style:
Longfellow is primarily made up of larger mid-century single-family homes.
Housing Style:
Mid-century ramblers and split-level homes, attached garages, larger lots, and mature landscaping.
Average Home Age:
1960–1980
Neighborhood Perks:
Longfellow Park, river trails, golf (Edgewood Golf Course), quiet streets, and easy access to downtown and the airport.
Median Sales Price:
$395,669
Northport
Home Style:
Northport offers a mix of established residential homes and some early 2000s builds.
Housing Style:
Single-family homes, townhomes, apartments, and newer residential developments.
Average Home Age:
1970–2000s
Neighborhood Perks:
Yunker Farm Park, proximity to the Fargodome and airport, walkable shopping options, recreational spaces, and a close-knit environment.
Median Sales Price:
$288,000
Trollwood
Home Style:
Trollwood provides a mix of affordable housing options with a blend of rentals and owner-occupied properties.
Housing Style:
Apartments, duplexes, smaller single-family homes, and mixed residential properties.
Average Home Age:
1950–1980
Neighborhood Perks:
Trollwood Park, access to Red River trails, proximity to the airport, recreational green space, and lower entry price points.
Median Sales Price:
$281,000
Washington
Home Style:
Washington consists primarily of early 1900s homes with some mid-century housing also in the mix.
Housing Style:
Single-family homes, duplexes, small apartment buildings, and condominiums.
Average Home Age:
1940–1975
Neighborhood Perks:
VA Medical Center, El Zagel Golf Course, neighborhood parks, and convenient access to major north Fargo corridors.
Median Sales Price:
$238,000
Madison / Unicorn Park
Home Style:
Madison / Unicorn Park offers entry-level housing with a mix of residential and transitional development.
Housing Style:
Older single-family homes, duplexes, triplexes, apartment buildings, and mixed-use properties.
Average Home Age:
1920–1950
Neighborhood Perks:
Proximity to NDSU, proximity to downtown, proximity to the airport, and accessibility to employment centers.
Median Sales Price:
$231,000
Jefferson / Carl Ben
Home Style:
Jefferson / Carl Ben features a balanced mix of owner-occupied homes and rental properties.
Housing Style:
Smaller single-family homes, duplexes, apartments, and condominiums.
Average Home Age:
1930–1960
Neighborhood Perks:
Access to the Main Avenue corridor, nearby parks, shopping options, and convenient connections to downtown Fargo.
Median Sales Price:
$222,750
Conclusion
North Fargo delivers a mix of character, convenience, and housing diversity that newer parts of the metro simply can’t replicate. From historic homes and downtown condos to mid-century neighborhoods and investment-friendly rentals, there’s something here for nearly every type of buyer.
With established infrastructure, mature tree-lined streets, and close proximity to downtown, NDSU, and major employers, North Fargo continues to offer strong livability and long-term value. For buyers prioritizing location, personality, and proven stability, it remains one of the most compelling areas in the Fargo–Moorhead market.
Market Data Disclaimer
Housing price figures and market timing statistics reflect recent publicly available data and general market trends. Actual property values vary based on condition, location, timing, and market activity. Readers should consult a licensed real estate professional for current market analysis.
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