607 Washington Ave S

A converted 1916 loft-style brownstone in Minneapolis’s Mill District, the building preserves early 20th-century industrial character across its limited, boutique footprint. Mostly one- and two-bedroom residences occupy corner and mid‑floor positions within a masonry and stone-clad façade. Unit interiors typically showcase exposed brick and original timber beams, oversized factory-style windows, high ceilings (often 12–13 feet), and open-plan living areas that accommodate flexible layouts and dramatic natural light. Kitchens and baths have been modernized with granite or marble surfaces, maple cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and in many units center islands or dining nooks. Select homes feature fireplaces, private decks or balconies, vaulted loft volumes, and generous walk‑in closets. Common elements include a secure private entry, updated mechanical systems installed during a 2004 renovation, underground heated garage parking with assigned spaces, and additional resident storage. Laundry facilities are provided in-unit for most residences. Pet policies are owner-managed but the building’s boutique scale tends to favor owner-occupied households. Located two blocks from the riverfront and steps to skyways, transit, restaurants, theaters, and parks, the property supports an urban lifestyle that blends historic textures with contemporary finishes and convenience-oriented services.