801 Washington Ave N

A converted early-20th-century warehouse in Minneapolis’s North Loop, this building was redeveloped into loft condominiums while retaining heavy industrial character. Built in 1913 and reimagined as residences, the structure shows brick veneer and stone detailing on its exterior and a multi-level open atrium with large skylights. Units are predominantly one- and two-bedroom lofts with very high, often double-height ceilings (commonly 14–30 feet), exposed timber beams, original hardwood or distressed wood floors, brick and concrete block walls, and oversized wood-framed windows that prioritize daylight. Interiors emphasize open plans and flexible live/work arrangements: kitchens with stainless appliances and stone counters, elevated office/den lofts, generous primary suites with walk-in closets and private baths, and occasional private outdoor terraces or rooftop decks. Common features include a triple-level atrium, landscaped courtyard with grilling pergola, a shared rooftop deck, on-site exercise room, secure access, and onsite management/caretaker. Parking options often include assigned garage stalls and guest parking. Mechanical upgrades noted in listings include modern HVAC and tankless hot water systems. Pet-friendly policies are common, and the building’s scale and finishes create an artsy, urban-lifestyle environment closely integrated with North Loop retail, restaurants, and entertainment.