1611 Emerson Avenue North
Minneapolis, MN, USA

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  • Charmaine Bantugan

1611 Emerson Avenue North, Minneapolis, MN, USA

Property Description: 2 stories; medium-pitched, gabled roof; wide, enclosed eaves; decorative eave brackets; one-story, full width front porch with gabled entry; porch supported by tapered, square columns resting on stone piers; cladding of house is a combination of stucco-like material and man-made siding Memory: "This is a beautiful new 3-bedroom craftsman home built in the heart of the city. The winter of 2003 we were looking for a home where we could live for the rest of our lives, preferably in the city and with a yard. We had three criteria: central A/C, a formal dining room, and to be able to look outdoors from the kitchen sink. When we first saw our new home it was far from finished. But the neighborhood was terrific and right on a public transportation route. The night before we closed on buying the house the realtor had an open house for the neighborhood and we met 30 or 40 neighbors – this had not happened anywhere else we had lived in the past 40 years. There are still homes available in the area. Check us out! Al & Darlene" First Owner: Alfred and Darlene Bertke

1611 Emerson Avenue North, Minneapolis, MN, USA

Property Description: 2 stories; medium-pitched, gabled roof; wide, enclosed eaves; decorative eave brackets; one-story, full width front porch with gabled entry; porch supported by tapered, square columns resting on stone piers; cladding of house is a combination of stucco-like material and man-made siding Memory: "This is a beautiful new 3-bedroom craftsman home built in the heart of the city. The winter of 2003 we were looking for a home where we could live for the rest of our lives, preferably in the city and with a yard. We had three criteria: central A/C, a formal dining room, and to be able to look outdoors from the kitchen sink. When we first saw our new home it was far from finished. But the neighborhood was terrific and right on a public transportation route. The night before we closed on buying the house the realtor had an open house for the neighborhood and we met 30 or 40 neighbors – this had not happened anywhere else we had lived in the past 40 years. There are still homes available in the area. Check us out! Al & Darlene" First Owner: Alfred and Darlene Bertke

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