About 15 S 1st Street A1007
Experience the pinnacle of urban living in this stunning 10th-floor studio, boasting an array of top-tier amenities designed for both comfort and convenience. Enjoy a secure, 24-hour concierge service that ensures peace of mind and a seamless living experience. Take advantage of the largest private green space in the city, featuring grills & outdoor seating, perfect for entertaining. The outdoor heated pool provides a relaxing retreat year-round, while private outdoor tennis courts, a fitness center offering plenty of options for staying active. Unwind in the saunas, enjoy a quiet afternoon in the library, or host gatherings in the community and party room, complete with a private kitchen. Guest suites make it easy to accommodate visitors, and an on-site car wash ensures convenience. Indoor and outdoor parking options are available for an additional fee, along with two on-site laundry rooms. This condo places you within walking distance of Target Field and U.S. Bank Stadium, the Guthrie Theater, five-star hotels, and some of the city’s finest restaurants and shopping. Enjoy the scenic biking and walking paths of Stone Arch Bridge, or cross the street to access eight miles of enclosed skyway for comfortable winter walking. Located just steps from Whole Foods, Starbucks, and the Federal Reserve Bank, this home also offers easy access to the light rail, providing direct routes to the airport, Mall of America, the University of Minnesota, and the St. Paul Capital. Inside, expansive windows fill the space with natural light and showcase breathtaking city views. The unit includes blackout curtains for privacy, a dishwasher for added convenience, and modern fixtures throughout. HOA dues cover heat, A/C, water, garbage, fiber optic WiFi, cable, access to all common areas, and 24-hour security, ensuring a worry-free lifestyle. This exceptional condo offers the perfect blend of city excitement and resort-style amenities, making it an ideal primary residence, urban retreat, or investment property.
