405 Main St

A mid‑19th century masonry condominium building in downtown Red Wing, originally constructed in 1860 and later converted to residential use, the property rises multiple stories and occupies a prominent corner within the Historic Riverfront District. Units are primarily two‑bedroom layouts with a mix of floorplans including multi‑level condos and top‑floor corner residences featuring vaulted ceilings and exposed brick window walls. The exterior presents stone detailing consistent with period masonry construction; the building has a replaced roof (2019) and recent tuckpointing work. Interiors blend updated systems and finishes with preserved historic character: renovated kitchens with quartz, marble or butcher‑block counters and subway tile backsplashes, modern appliances, refreshed baths with tile surrounds, and durable LVP or carpeted flooring. Practical upgrades include in‑unit and shared laundry options, built‑in storage lockers in the lower level, fiber‑optic internet availability, radiant or hot water heat included in HOA, and a whole‑house water softener. Elevator service reaches all floors and secure entry is provided. Association fees cover utilities and building services differently by unit but commonly include heat, water, garbage, and shared laundry. Common aspects of site life emphasize walkability and riverfront access: covered public or unassigned parking nearby or below the building, proximity to Levee Park, the Sheldon Theatre and St. James Hotel, and easy access to downtown shops, dining and trails. Pet policies and short‑term rental rules vary by unit but commonly allow pets with some rental minimums (typically 30 days). Smoking is prohibited in the building.