Wow! This loft, condo, apartment, authentic industrial warehouse renovation, has a really good feel to it. Seriously! Go look at some other apartments around Downtown Minneapolis and the North Loop. Then look at this one again. You'll see the difference, you'll feel the difference. Maybe it's the windows? It's not just a pane or two of fresh glass, it's a huge wall of windows, and guess what? They all open. This may not seem like a big deal until you want some fresh air and a cool breeze in the middle of the night, and that single, crank-out window or sliding patio door at other apartments just can't deliver. Maybe it's the concrete pillars, floors and ceilings, the bones of this building. They weren't made to look cool, substantial and old. They ARE cool, substantial and old. Poured in 1926. Or maybe it's the huge bricks that make this loft feel different? Bricks that are irregular and full of character because they were drawn from the elements of the Earth, and hand-formed in a wooden box. Not the kind of Earth-toned rectangles pulled from the cold, lifeless shelves of a suburban big box home builder supply store. Whatever it is, this loft feels different. It feels comfortable. It feels like a home. It's cozy and cool at the same time! 12-foot high ceilings and a 9-foot high, 28-foot long wall of windows. Walk-in closet. This is a high-up second floor apartment. You can safely leave your windows open while you're out for the day. Secure building. On-site building manager. Great rooftop deck with grills, tables and seating. Secure, private, assigned, fob access underground parking spot available. No clean clothes? No problem. There's an in-unit washer and dryer! Ride a bike? No problem. There's a secure bike storage room in the building. To many belongings or nerdy board games? There's on-site secure storage lockers. Stainless steel appliances. Granite conter-tops. Kitchen pantry. Maple cabinets and flooring. Subway tiles in the bathroom. Full shower and tub. High efficiency building heating and cooling mechanicals. Across the street from Starbucks and skyway access to all that Downtown Minneapolis has to offer. One assigned, heated, secure parking garage space is AVAILABLE for an additional $150 per month. Super high speed fiber internet is INCLUDED in the rent. 1 block from the Armory. 2 blocks from The Commons park, a light rail station and US Bank Stadium. Have a pet? $25 per month additional rent for pet, 1 pet maximum. Dog breed and size restrictions apply. No smoking. No vaping. Credit rating of 700+, and 3x's verifiable income, required. A minimum one year lease is required. $1,600 per month. Plus $150 per month if you want a parking spot. $1,750 total. One month security deposit required. Application fee paid by you when you submit an application for screening. A $350 move-in / move-out fee and a $250 non-refundable pet fee is due up front. Tenant pays for heat, a/c, electric. Fiber internet is included in the rent. Call or text with questions and interest: show contact info . Email if you'd like. Available for you to move in AUGUST 5th. The historic Sexton building is located at 521 S 7th St. Minneapolis. 24 HOUR NOTICE IS REQUIRED FOR SHOWINGS. AVAILABLE FOR SHOWINGS NOW WITH 24 HOUR NOTICE REQUIRED. AVAILABLE TO MOVE IN AUGUST 5th. Current tenant moves out July 31st. 1 year minimum lease. A discount is offered for a 2 year lease. Have a pet? $25 per month additional rent per pet, 1 pet maximum. Dog breed and size restrictions apply. No smoking. No vaping. Credit rating of 700+, and 3x's verifiable income, required. $150 per month if you want the assigned and secure parking spot. One month security deposit required. Application fee paid by you when you submit an application for screening. A $350 move-in / move-out fee and a $250 non-refundable pet fee is due up front. Tenant pays for heat, a/c, electric. Fiber internet is included in the rent.
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