250 Park Ave

A landmark early-1900s loft conversion in Minneapolis’s Mill District, this low- to mid-rise masonry building repurposes industrial stock into residential lofts. Constructed in 1900 with a stone exterior, the structure preserves warehouse character through exposed brick walls, concrete floors and pillars, oversized factory-style windows, and very high ceilings that range from typical loft heights to dramatic double-height volumes in some units. Residences are primarily one- and two-bedroom lofts, including vertically split two-story units and a few combined layouts that create three-bedroom plans; many homes feature open-concept kitchens with stainless appliances and stone counters, built-in storage, and in-unit laundry closets. Common areas emphasize urban amenities scaled to loft living: a rooftop patio with grills and city views, a renovated exercise room and yoga space, bike storage, and 24-hour valet parking with some heated stalls. Management historically offers concierge-style parking and on-site maintenance; pet policies are typically owner-managed at the association level. Located in the Mill District adjacent to the riverfront and cultural anchors such as the Guthrie Theater and US Bank Stadium, the building sits within walking distance of grocery stores, restaurants, transit (LRT), parks and river paths, supporting a walkable, event-focused urban lifestyle.