1901 Stevens Ave

A three- to five-story vintage condominium built in 1919, this low-rise brick-and-stone residence sits in Minneapolis’s Stevens Square neighborhood. The building retains turn-of-the-century character: exposed brick walls, tall ceilings, hardwood floors and period details such as claw-foot tubs in some units. Unit mix is compact, composed primarily of studios and one-bedrooms with open, loft-style or corner floor plans that take advantage of natural light and park or skyline views. Common areas are modest but well cared for and include a staffed or managed lobby, shared laundry room, indoor bike storage, assigned storage lockers, and a rooftop deck that offers panoramic downtown views. Exterior materials emphasize stone and brick masonry; the property footprint faces Stevens Square Park and integrates into a pedestrian-oriented block with nearby cafes, restaurants and cultural institutions. Practical features include limited on-site parking with a few assigned spaces, an upgraded security entry system with camera access, and a pet-friendly policy. Associations appear to allow rentals under certain rules and maintain reasonable fees. Location favors high walkability and transit access, with multiple bus lines, bicycle routes, and both Uptown and Downtown within easy reach.