10 E 26Th St

A mid-rise condominium building completed in 2005, Arts Quarter Lofts sits in Minneapolis’s bustling Eat Street corridor. The exterior combines metal, stone and vinyl cladding and presents a contemporary loft aesthetic. Units are primarily one-bedroom loft-style condos, including several two-level end units with double-height windows and rooftop deck access. Interiors emphasize open plans, abundant southern light, hardwood or bamboo floors, updated kitchens with stainless steel appliances and modern countertops, plus in-unit washer/dryers. Many residences offer private outdoor space — balconies, terraces or a large communal rooftop deck — and some units include built-in storage features and flexible loft/den areas that can serve as a second sleeping nook. Common elements include a secure entry, professionally managed HOA, and heated underground garage stalls assigned to units. The building’s compact footprint places it within quick walking distance of restaurants, cafes, galleries, transit stops and bike lanes; nearby destinations include the lakes, the Arts Institute and downtown Minneapolis. Pet policies and exact amenity rules vary by unit; low HOA fees are a recurring selling point for owners seeking an urban lifestyle with manageable ownership costs.