How much do movers cost in Roseville, MN?

Most Roseville moves run $590–$890 for a 1-bedroom, $890–$1,450 for a 2-bedroom, and $1,450–$2,600 for a 3-bedroom home, quoted as one flat fee.

Is Roseville a good place to live?

It's the best split-the-difference suburb in the metro: about 15 minutes to both downtowns, established postwar housing at reasonable prices, strong parks, and Rosedale retail in the middle of it all.

How far is Roseville from Minneapolis and St. Paul?

Roughly 15 minutes to each downtown outside rush hour — one of the few metro cities where that's true in both directions.

Do you move students and staff near the University of Minnesota?

Yes. Roseville is a short run from campus via Hwy 280, and we handle a steady volume of student and academic moves each spring and fall.

What's the hardest part of a Roseville move?

Tuck-under garages and narrow basement staircases in postwar homes. We plan disassembly during the estimate so the flat fee holds.

Ramsey County, Minnesota

Moving to & Living in Roseville, MN — 2026 Relocation Guide

Dead-center first-ring suburb between the downtowns — postwar housing and unbeatable access.

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What it's like living in Roseville

Roseville sits directly between downtown Minneapolis and downtown St. Paul, bounded by Hwy 36, I-35W, and Hwy 280. If you commute to both downtowns, or your household splits between them, Roseville is the geographic compromise that keeps coming up.

Housing is largely postwar: 1950s–60s ramblers and splits on established streets, plus apartment stock near Rosedale Center and the Har Mar corridor. It's an unflashy, practical city with strong parks and one of the metro's easiest commutes in every direction.

County

Ramsey

Main corridors

Hwy 36, I-35W, Hwy 280, Snelling Ave, County Road B

Retail center

Rosedale Center, Har Mar Mall

School districts

Roseville Area Schools (ISD 623), with parts in Mounds View (ISD 621)

Housing mix

1950s–60s ramblers and splits, apartments, condos near Rosedale

Roseville neighborhoods, and how each one moves

Rosedale area

Apartments and condos with elevators and loading zones near the mall.

Lake Owasso / Lake Josephine

Lakeside homes on quieter, narrower streets.

Central Park area

Established postwar homes near the city's park spine.

Har Mar / Snelling corridor

Dense apartment blocks with tighter parking and lot access.

Southeast Roseville

Small postwar homes near the Hwy 280 industrial edge.

Housing in Roseville

The dominant type is the 1950s–60s rambler or split with a tuck-under or detached garage and a straight basement staircase. Apartment supply is concentrated along Snelling and near Rosedale. Streets are established with mature trees, and driveways are shorter than in outer-ring suburbs.

Getting around & commuting from Roseville

This is the selling point: downtown Minneapolis and downtown St. Paul are each roughly 15 minutes off-peak, and the University of Minnesota is closer than that via Hwy 280. Hwy 36 handles east-west travel to Maplewood and Stillwater. The A Line rapid bus runs Snelling Avenue.

Roseville schools

Roseville Area Schools (ISD 623) serves most of the city with a single high school; northern sections fall into Mounds View (ISD 621).

Things to do in Roseville

Rosedale Center and the Har Mar retail corridor
Central Park — skating oval, trails, and the Roseville Skating Center
Lake Owasso and Lake Josephine beaches and boat launches
Harriet Alexander Nature Center
Minnesota State Fairgrounds just south on Snelling
Roseville Oval — one of the metro's best outdoor speed-skating facilities

What it costs to move to Roseville

Blue Dolly quotes one all-inclusive flat fee — truck, fuel, mileage, labor, blankets, and basic protection are already in the number. No hourly meter, no travel-time add-on, no broker markup.

Studio

$390–$620

1 Bedroom

$590–$890

2 Bedroom

$890–$1,450

3 Bedroom

$1,450–$2,600

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