500 E Grant Street 510, Minneapolis

This contemporary corner-unit condo is located in the coveted Grant Park Tower. With over $225,000 in renovations, it is sure to impress even the pickiest of buyers. Renovations, completed over a nine-year span, included almost every room from top to bottom, including the kitchen, the two large ensuite bathrooms and a reworking of the floorplan, highlighting north and easterly light and views. There are effectively two ensuite bedrooms, each with its own separate living or office space, bath, walk-in closet and heating/cooling zones to ensure everyone’s comfort. Notable features include a formidable floor-to-ceiling acid etched steel fireplace wrap, an extra large/deep soaking tub, XL three panel storage medicine cabinets from Fantasia, a floor-to-ceiling wall of fold-back glass doors with privacy curtains which can be closed to give privacy to the secondary ensuite when in use, high-end finishes and light fixtures, including a cast bronze and alabaster fixture in the primary bedroom, under sink watering hose, generous amounts of storage, three European style Juliette balconies, a medium sized covered patio with gas hook-up, two bedroom walk-in closets, large(ish) laundry, a walk-in pantry and cohesive color palate chosen for the warmth and serenity we all crave after a long day. You own two parking stalls, each with an owned EV charging stations. The building presently has a waiting list to install electric charging stations. Grant Park offers an on-site 24/7 concierge and security desk, an enviable gym with large locker rooms with showers, a sunny year-round European solarium containing a large pool, hot tub and sauna, a large ground level party room overlooking expansive landscaped grounds, a private massage/yoga room, tanning room, board room, business center, two large fire pits beneath pergolas, a large dog-walking and relief area, a car wash with air for tires and two nice-sized rentable guest suites. Grant Park Tower will undergo an $800,000+ building main floor ‘refresh’ in early 2025, moving forward with a more contemporary aesthetic.