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510 Groveland Minneapolis Condo & Loft Guide
| Average Price | $1.4M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $1.4M |
| Highest Price | $1.4M |
| Total Listings | 1 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 104 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $551 |
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510 Groveland: Full Service Amenities at a Stately Cooperative
Located at 510 Groveland Avenue, Minneapolis, Mn 55403, the eponymously named 510 Groveland is a six-story luxury cooperative building. One of the most prominent landmarks in the historic Loring Park neighborhood, the structure with its ornate Beaux-Arts detailing and distinctive Porte Cochere entry was built in 1927 as a residence hotel for upper class Minnesota citizens. Located across from the 33-acre Loring Park, the building’s design from Morris T. Baker was inspired by grand buildings lining the edges of Central Park in New York City. The hotel was converted to a cooperative in 1946 and has remained that way ever since. With approximately 70 co-op residences ranging from studios to three bedrooms, the building with its full-service amenities has long been a favored address with individual units often receiving makeovers by well-known interior designers and architects. The popular P.S Steak restaurant is at the ground level, with residents receiving a 20 percent discount. Other notable residential buildings in the area include The Bellevue, Summit House, and The Ivy.
510 Groveland presents magnificently from the street with its curved front drive and limestone façade. The interiors are just as striking, including the co-op apartments themselves with their wide range of floorplans. These range from studios to three bedrooms, although the majority are one or two bedrooms. The elegant merging of old world charm and modern conveniences results in timeless upscale residences, many of which have been remodeled over the years. Some of the vintage features commonly found are hardwood floors, wainscoting, and dramatic ceiling designs. Walls have been opened up in some living and dining areas, and some units have formal dining rooms with distinctive panel moldings, and butlers pantries. The original galley kitchens have often been transformed into chef-inspired cooking spaces with stone counters and upscale stainless steel appliances. The bathrooms typically feature bespoke tilework and high-end fittings. Some units have bonus dens or libraries, and there are also still some wood-burning fireplaces with original marble surrounds.
Entering the building from the front Porte Cochere, residents and visitors will be greeted by a remarkable lobby and lounge with soaring ceilings and chandeliers. The original front desk with its hotel ambience and mail cubbies still exists, staffed capably around the clock including concierge service. There is also a state-of-the-art fitness center, a rooftop deck with stellar views, a landscaped courtyard, extra storage, and heated parking. Of special interest is the downstairs restaurant. Originally introduced as the four-star Le Belle Vie in 1978, the storied kitchen was more recently reimagined as P.S. Steak, overseen by former La Belle Vie chef Mike DeCamp. Residents at 510 Groveland receive a 20 percent discount to the popular eatery with its long bar and gracious design. Location also plays an important role in the appeal, across from Walker Art Center, and the 33-acre Loring Park. Pets are not currently allowed at this building except for service animals. Prospective buyers should check with the cooperative board to see if this existing rule has been relaxed.
Amenities and Conveniences at the 510 Groveland Cooperative
- Elegant front lobby and lounge with ornate detailing
- Hotel-style front desk with 24/7 concierge service
- State-of-the-art fitness center with cardio and strength training equipment
- Rooftop deck with stellar views
- Landscaped courtyard and gardens
- Heated garage parking for comfort and security
- Extra storage units
510 Groveland Ave: A Grand Lifestyle in Loring Park
Built in 1927 as a luxury resident hotel, 510 Groveland was converted to cooperative ownership shortly after the end of World War II. It has remained a co-op address ever since. The ornate stone property is also home to the well-reviewed P.S. Steak restaurant at ground level, with residents enjoying a 20 percent discount on meals. The building with its distinctive wings is across from the Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church to the south and the St. Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral to the north. Each of these churches are historic structures built in the same era as 510 Groveland. Also in the immediate vicinity is the Walker Art Center, the 33-acre Loring Park with its large pond and concert series, and the Sculpture Gardens. The proximity to the confluence of Hennepin Avenue and the I-94 lends to commuter convenience. Loring Park is not only a sprawling greenspace but the name of the neighborhood itself. The community is home to historic architecture, fun local coffee shops and bakeries, sidewalk cafes, and art galleries. The downtown Minneapolis area is nearby, as is the Mississippi River waterfront and numerous cultural attractions.