301 Kenwood Pkwy

301 Kenwood Parkway is an intimate, architect-designed condominium building completed in 2002 and set on a prominent Kenwood Parkway site in Minneapolis. The building presents a mix of two- and three-bedroom condominium residences configured as expansive loft-style homes and two-story townhome units; many residences open directly from private elevators. Architecturally the exterior uses stone and stucco and large expanses of floor-to-ceiling glazing to capture views toward the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden and downtown skyline. Interiors are frequently high-ceilinged and finished with premium materials — examples in listings include Brazilian walnut or maple floors, custom millwork, and hotel-quality primary suites with marble baths and dual closets. Many units feature multiple terraces or decks, open-plan great rooms with gas fireplaces, gourmet kitchens with Sub-Zero and Miele appliances, and flexible loft or den spaces suitable for a home office or library. Common building attributes emphasize privacy and refined residential character rather than high-density vertical living; the project offers direct elevator access to units, secure garage parking with dedicated stalls (including some heated spaces), private storage rooms, and post-tension concrete construction noted in sales materials. Located across from the Walker Art Center and Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, the building provides immediate cultural access, walkability to nearby shops, lakes and dining, and easy freeway connections for commuting.