300 Wall St

The Great Northern Lofts is a converted historic office building in Saint Paul’s Lowertown, originally built in 1888 for the Great Northern Railway. The masonry structure retains many period details: barrel‑vaulted brick ceilings, large arched windows, exposed brick and heavy timber/I‑beam elements. The conversion created roughly 50–60 individualized loft residences, mostly two‑bedroom plans and larger combined units, with high ceilings, hardwood floors, generous storage and occasional bespoke features such as in‑unit saunas, original safes, or private rooftop access for upper floors. Common areas are richly programmed for urban living and include a landscaped courtyard, reservable party/gathering room with full kitchen and fireplace, an exercise room, bike storage, basement storage lockers and on‑site secured garage parking with assigned stalls. Exterior stone and masonry facades contribute to the building’s landmark character; some units offer river or city vistas and rooftop views toward CHS Field. The building supports a Lowertown lifestyle with short walks to the farmers market, parks, restaurants, light rail access and riverside trails. Pets, parking arrangements, and utilities are handled through association rules and vary by unit; many listings mention included or assigned parking, HOA‑managed utilities (often excluding electricity), and additional storage options.