4400 Upton Ave S

A mid‑20th century low‑rise condo conversion in Minneapolis’s Linden Hills neighborhood, constructed in 1964 and built primarily of stone-clad exterior walls. The building contains mostly one- and two-bedroom condominium residences arranged over a handful of floors with a compact footprint and basement/underground levels. Interiors across units typically show practical layouts: galley kitchens or modest open-plan living/dining areas, ample bedroom closets (including some walk-ins), and straightforward finishes such as maple cabinetry, wood‑laminate floors, and granite countertops in updated units. Natural light is a recurring asset for upper-floor and corner units, which offer treetop or village views and occasional seasonal downtown sightlines. Common spaces are modest and service-oriented: a shared laundry room on the fourth floor, storage closets in hallways, and building-maintained landscaping. Resident conveniences include a heated underground garage with reserved spaces, on-site storage for bikes/gear, and included utilities in association dues (water, heat, garbage, cable, internet, and use of building laundry). Recent capital improvements noted across the association include a new roof, new windows, and updated air‑conditioning systems. The building’s scale and finish profile favor low‑maintenance condominium living with basic shared amenities and proximity to street-level shops and services.