1904 Fremont Ave S
Minneapolis, MN 55403, USA

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Heines John C Iegstrom
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May 25, 2021

  • Dave D

Sold for $607,961

This historic turn-of-the-century Lowry Hill home is charming. Built by the first Gedney pickle plant manager in 1897, it is most endearingly referred to as the "Pickle House". Classic front porch gets fabulous morning sun. Enter the home and you will be greeted with the richness of the period details, including stained glass, extensive natural woodwork, and inlaid wood floors. Large living and dining spaces are great for throwing parties or family gatherings. Plus, a sun-filled oversized eat-in kitchen with a family room. Walkout to a covered patio and private backyard. 2nd floor has 4 bedrooms and a fully renovated bathroom. 2,553 sq ft on the 1st and 2nd floor. Need more space? There are 900+ unfinished sq ft on the 3rd floor with heat, electricity, and plumbing. It offers many opportunities for owner's suite, guest suite, nanny space, or rental income.

Sold for $607,961

This historic turn-of-the-century Lowry Hill home is charming. Built by the first Gedney pickle plant manager in 1897, it is most endearingly referred to as the "Pickle House". Classic front porch gets fabulous morning sun. Enter the home and you will be greeted with the richness of the period details, including stained glass, extensive natural woodwork, and inlaid wood floors. Large living and dining spaces are great for throwing parties or family gatherings. Plus, a sun-filled oversized eat-in kitchen with a family room. Walkout to a covered patio and private backyard. 2nd floor has 4 bedrooms and a fully renovated bathroom. 2,553 sq ft on the 1st and 2nd floor. Need more space? There are 900+ unfinished sq ft on the 3rd floor with heat, electricity, and plumbing. It offers many opportunities for owner's suite, guest suite, nanny space, or rental income.

Oct 01, 1930

  • Marley Zielike

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