1707 Glenwood Ave

Welcome to Glenwood Terrace Apartments, a well-kept building sitting at the crossroads of two of Minneapolis's most exciting and underrated neighborhoods Bryn Mawr and Harrison. With keyless entry, off-street parking, and a recently updated unit, this 1-bedroom home offers comfort, character, and a location that outdoor lovers, food enthusiasts, and anyone who loves a great farmers market Saturday morning will genuinely appreciate. Unit Features: Huge bedroom & living room Gas stove Oversized windows for an abundance of natural light In-unit AC Shared coin-op laundry on site Assigned off-street parking included your own dedicated spot, no hunting for street parking on Glenwood Ave Utilities: One flat $115/month fee covers water, sewer, trash, and gas all in. Tenant pays electric directly. Clean and simple. Pets Welcome: Dogs and cats of all breeds and sizes welcome $350 one-time non-refundable fee plus $30/month pet rent. No breed or weight restrictions. Right in the Neighborhood: Minneapolis Farmers Market the largest farmer-managed market in Minnesota sits at the intersection of Lyndale and Glenwood Avenue North, practically at your doorstep. Open Wednesday through Sunday from early morning, with over 170 stalls, 200+ growers on weekends, vendors from Laos to Trinidad to California, cooking demos on select Saturdays, and live music every Sunday. A Minneapolis institution since 1876 and one of the most diverse open-air markets in the Upper Midwest your Saturday morning routine is already sorted La Dona Cerveceria a for-benefit Latin brewery, taproom, and community gathering space just off Glenwood, with a spacious interior, rotating art gallery, community event space, and a 3v3 soccer field on the patio. Soccer always on the TV, great Mexican lager, and a vibe unlike any other taproom in the city Animales Barbeque Co. right next door to La Dona in a massive 12,500 sq ft converted space, one of the most exciting restaurant openings in Minneapolis in recent years. Chopped pork shoulder, St. Louis ribs, smoked sausage, craft cocktails, and nightly live folk, soul, bluegrass, and alt-country music on stage. Get there early the barbecue sells out Utepils Brewing a solar-powered craft brewery on the banks of Bassett Creek with an iconic creekside beer garden, massive taproom, and European-inspired lagers and ales. Winner of the 2026 MN Craft Brewers Guild Best of Show award for their Hefeweizen La Mesa a tiny, intimate Ecuadorian and Latin-inspired bistro run by husband-and-wife team Juan and Ann, right in Bryn Mawr. Wood-fired cooking, llapingachos, slow-roasted hornado pork, and a South American wine list. Reservations recommended it fills up fast Bryn Mawr Pizza & Deli a neighborhood institution for over 30 years (known to locals as "Fast Freddies"), with award-winning thin-crust pizzas, hoagies, and salads. The kind of spot you order from on a Friday night and never go back to a chain Cuppa Java a beloved neighborhood cafe open as early as 6am, with coffee, wine, beer, sandwiches, baked goods, and sidewalk seating that becomes the de facto neighborhood living room on a nice day Head west Theodore Wirth Regional Park: Minneapolis's largest park at 740 acres, and your literal backyard. In summer: a swimming beach on Wirth Lake, two golf courses, 12 miles of mountain bike trails, disc golf, the Quaking Bog trail, and the Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden the oldest public wildflower garden in the United States. In winter: 20+ miles of groomed cross-country ski trails (a World Cup venue!), snowboarding, snow tubing, fat biking, and The Trailhead building with equipment rentals, showers, and Mill Valley Market for post-adventure food and drinks. Live music every Friday evening on the Trailhead patio all summer long. Head east The Bassett Creek Trail to everywhere: Hop on the Bassett Creek Trail right from Glenwood Ave and within minutes you're connected to the Cedar Lake Trail, which flows directly into the Minneapolis Chain of Lakes Cedar Lake, Lake of the Isles, Bde Maka Ska, and Lake Harriet, all linked by dedicated bike and pedestrian paths. Keep going east and the trail brings you into the North Loop, one of the most celebrated dining and nightlife neighborhoods in the entire country, home to James Beard Award-winning restaurants, Target Field (go Twins!), Target Center (Timberwolves and Lynx), and the best of downtown Minneapolis. All of this, car-free, from your front door. And with I-394 just minutes away, getting anywhere in the metro by car is equally effortless and your dedicated parking spot means you'll always have a place to come home to. Managed by The Stepping Stone Group, a boutique Minneapolis property management company with the technology and responsiveness of a larger firm and the personal touch of a local team. We'd love to show you this space reach out today to schedule a tour!