Loft Condos in Minneapolis — Authentic Warehouse Conversions & Loft-Style Living

Authentic historic warehouse conversion lofts — exposed brick, timber beams, and mill-era character

Mill District loft-style condominium building near the Mississippi River, completed in 2014

Industrial-chic Mill District lofts with 10-ft ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a resort-style rooftop deck

Boutique 63-residence Mill District building by ESG Architects, adjacent to Gold Medal Park and the riverfront

Authentic timber-and-brick loft conversion of the historic Washburn-Crosby utility building on the Mississippi riverfront

An exclusive boutique of roughly 30 residences inside an 1879 landmark mill — home to some of the most expensive condo sales in Minneapolis

Classic North Loop warehouse loft conversion (former Northern Bag Co.) with soaring ceilings and a 6,000 sq ft rooftop deck

A James Dayton-designed, design-forward concrete-and-glass tower standing apart from its historic North Loop neighbors

Historic wool-mill loft conversion on the Mill District riverfront — the landmark 'North Star Blankets' building with authentic brick-and-timber character

Intimate boutique loft building across from Tower Lofts, blending 1880s warehouse character with North Loop convenience

Authentic 1926 loft conversion in Elliot Park — a 123-unit industrial building with exposed brick, vaulted ceilings, and approachable downtown pricing

Boutique 32-unit loft community in a 1916 North Loop warehouse — industrial character, duplex penthouses, and street-level retail in the Bassett Creek complex

57-unit boutique loft conversion of a 1914 North Loop warehouse — sister building to Bookmen Stacks, with one- and two-level lofts and rooftop patios

Architecturally significant 38-unit boutique building marrying the historic 1878 Humboldt Mill with a modern wing — a Snow Kreilich design in the Mill District

Award-winning Julie Snow-designed boutique of just 24 contemporary lofts in the Mill District — floor-to-ceiling glass, private terraces, and a design-forward aesthetic

Contemporary 2001 North Loop building of 56 unusually large two-bedroom lofts (1,890-2,325 sq ft) — space-first urban living near Gold Medal Park and the riverfront

Authentic 1903 warehouse loft conversion in the North Loop — roughly 58 spacious brick-and-timber residences on historic Washington Avenue