2500 Blaisdell Ave

A mid-century low-rise condominium in Minneapolis’s Whittier neighborhood, built in 1959 and finished in traditional stone and stucco. The building contains one- and two-bedroom units arranged around interior corridors; many homes are corner units with multiple street-facing windows and open living plans. Interiors typically show period bones updated with contemporary finishes—woodgrain vinyl plank or hardwood-like flooring, solid oak kitchens, stainless appliances, in-unit laundry in some homes, and a mix of full and half bathrooms. Common areas include a main-level exercise room, a basement laundry and storage lockers, and a heated underground garage with assigned spaces; additional off-street parking is also available. Association fees cover heat and garage access, and the project is FHA-approved. The property offers practical resident services rather than luxury frills: secure garage access, modest fitness facilities, and shared storage. Located one block from Nicollet Avenue’s Eat Street and a few blocks from the Minneapolis Institute of Art and MCAD, the building sits within a walkable, tree-lined historic district with nearby transit, the Midtown Greenway and recreational lakes a short ride away. Pet policy and concierge-type services vary by unit; owners commonly emphasize convenience to dining, arts institutions, and bike/pedestrian routes.