1021 13th Avenue Southeast
Minneapolis, MN, USA

Architectural Style:
Second Empire
Bedroom:
8
Bathroom:
2.5
Year Built:
1890
Square Feet:
2,999 sqft
County:
N/A
Township:
N/A
National Register of Historic Places Status:
N/A
Neighborhood:
Elwells
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Zoning:
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Subdivision:
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Lot Description:
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Coordinates:
44.9885523, -93.2335991
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Jun 01, 2009

  • Dave Decker

1021 13th Avenue Southeast, Minneapolis, MN, USA

A very good example of a Second Empire House. For its period of fashion, Second Empire made a “modern” stylistic statement – since it followed contemporary French building construction instead of looking retrospectively to past architecture. The house features a tower and a vertical line of double mullion windows that reinforces the verticality of the Second Empire style. The original window treatments have been removed and conventional replacement siding used, but the asymmetrical plan and massing of this house still make their impact. Key Second Empire features to note: • pronounced vertical emphasis • the hallmark element – a mansard roof – a dual pitch hipped roof, usually flat-topped • prominent dormers, often in symmetrical rows, on mansard roof face, and other towers and domes Prominent entablature band, below the roof cornice Photos from Realtor.com ... Read More Read Less

1021 13th Avenue Southeast, Minneapolis, MN, USA

A very good example of a Second Empire House. For its period of fashion, Second Empire made a “modern” stylistic statement – since it followed contemporary French building construction instead of looking retrospectively to past architecture. The house features a tower and a vertical line of double mullion windows that reinforces the verticality of the Second Empire style. The original window treatments have been removed and conventional replacement siding used, but the asymmetrical plan and massing of this house still make their impact. Key Second Empire features to note: • pronounced vertical emphasis • the hallmark element – a mansard roof – a dual pitch hipped roof, usually flat-topped • prominent dormers, often in symmetrical rows, on mansard roof face, and other towers and domes Prominent entablature band, below the roof cornice Photos from Realtor.com ... Read More Read Less

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