Split-Level Homes for Sale in Fargo, ND

Browse split-level (tri-level and four-level) homes for sale in Fargo, ND. Multi-tiered floor plans with distinct living zones at an affordable price. Call 701-205-5517.

Split-Level Homes in Fargo, ND — Split-level homes are a staple of Fargo's established neighborhoods. With three or more staggered levels, they separate living, sleeping, and recreation zones better than almost any other floor plan — usually at a lower price per square foot than a comparable two-story or rambler. Fargo has the deepest split-level inventory in the metro.

Why Buy Split-Level Home in Fargo, ND?

Fargo's split-level homes — tri-levels and four-level splits — offer one of the best values in the market. The staggered design creates natural separation: main-floor living, an upper level of bedrooms, and a partially above-grade lower level that gets real windows and natural light rather than feeling like a basement.

Most of Fargo's split-level inventory was built between the 1960s and 1990s and sits in established neighborhoods with mature trees and larger lots than newer infill. Many have been updated with modern kitchens and finished lower levels, giving families flexible space for rec rooms, home offices, or guest areas at an attractive price point.

For buyers who want more separation than a rambler and more affordability than a new two-story, Fargo split-levels deliver. Pricing typically runs from the low $200s to the high $300s depending on neighborhood and updates.

About Fargo, North Dakota

Fargo is the largest city in North Dakota and the economic hub of the Fargo-Moorhead metro. With a revitalized downtown, well-regarded Fargo Public Schools, and a deep job market anchored by Sanford Health, Essentia Health, Microsoft, and NDSU, Fargo pairs a deep job market with Midwestern affordability. Our team knows every corner of the market — from historic north-side character homes to south Fargo's newest construction.

Neighborhoods in Fargo

Fargo's split-level homes concentrate in established neighborhoods — north Fargo near Oak Grove and El Zagal, central Fargo, and the older sections of south Fargo — where 1960s-90s construction and mature lots are the norm.

South Fargo holds most of the new construction and master-planned growth — Osgood (built around the Osgood golf course), Prairie Farms, Rose Creek (in the Davies High zone), Rocking Horse Farm, Timber Creek, Eagle Pointe, and Valley View Estates. Established south-side neighborhoods like Prairiewood, Southview Villages, and Country Club Acres offer more approachable prices, while The Pines at the District brings walkable, mixed-use living. North Fargo, along the Red River, holds the city’s historic character — grand homes in Oak Grove, the Edgewood golf-course area, and the Downtown and Island Park core — plus established school neighborhoods like Horace Mann, Roosevelt/NDSU, and Washington.

School District: Fargo Public Schools (Davies, Fargo South, Fargo North high schools)

Split-Level Homes in Fargo (12+)

  1. 2826 28th Avenue S, Fargo, ND 58103 — $950,000 · ▼ $29,900 off (3%) · 5 bd / 5 ba
  2. 2108 ROSE CREEK Boulevard S, Fargo, ND 58104 — $675,000 · 5 bd / 3 ba
  3. 1903 58 Avenue S, Fargo, ND 58104 — $274,950 · 3 bd / 2 ba
  4. 5164 10th Avenue S, Fargo, ND 58103 — $320,000 · 4 bd / 2 ba
  5. 7223 27th Street S, Fargo, ND 58104 — $345,000 · 3 bd / 2 ba
  6. 317 15th Street S, Fargo, ND 58103 — $224,900 · ▼ $5,000 off (2%) · 2 bd / 2 ba
  7. 1917 15th Street S, Fargo, ND 58103 — $307,000 · ▼ $12,900 off (4%) · 5 bd / 2 ba
  8. 4379 47th Avenue S, Fargo, ND 58104 — $375,000 · 4 bd / 3 ba
  9. 5853 41st Street S, Fargo, ND 58104 — $459,000 · 3 bd / 3 ba
  10. 2914 S Bay Drive S, Fargo, ND 58103 — $390,000 · 5 bd / 3 ba
  11. 819 8th Avenue N, Fargo, ND 58102 — $285,000 · 4 bd / 2 ba
  12. 2608 25th Avenue S, Fargo, ND 58103 — $525,000 · 4 bd / 3 ba

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do split-level homes cost in Fargo?

Fargo split-level homes typically range from the low $200s to the high $300s depending on neighborhood, size, and updates. They generally offer more square footage per dollar than a comparable rambler or new two-story.

What is a split-level home?

A split-level (or tri-level) home has three or more levels staggered by half-flights of stairs — typically main-floor living, an upper level of bedrooms, and a partially above-grade lower level. A four-level split adds a fourth tier, often a finished basement below the lower level.

What's the difference between a split-level and a bi-level?

A bi-level (split-entry) has two levels split by a half flight from the entry. A split-level has three or more staggered levels. We cover bi-levels separately on our bi-level homes page.

Where are the best Fargo neighborhoods for split-levels?

North Fargo near Oak Grove and El Zagal, central Fargo, and established south Fargo neighborhoods have the highest concentration of split-level homes, many on larger, mature lots.

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