Riverwalk Lofts For Sale & Lease

Historic Loft Spaces Near the Water

Riverwalk Lofts | North Loop


Located near the Mississippi River, Riverwalk Lofts is part of the Minneapolis Warehouse Historic District. Built in 1895, the former Lindsay Brothers warehouse with its distinctive arched windows was one of the first buildings in the community to be converted to loft residences in the late 1980s, and was substantially remodeled in 2004. Offering 76 one, two, and three-bedroom condos, Riverwalk Lofts is a fine example of how North Loop’s industrial past has become today’s modern lifestyle experience.



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Riverwalk Lofts Real Estate Statistics

Average Price $362K
Lowest Price $257K
Highest Price $600K
Total Listings 6
Avg. Days On Market 241
Avg. Price/SQFT $365

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Riverwalk Lofts: Where Riverfront History Meets the Modern Lifestyle

The construction date of the original Lindsay Brothers building at 400 N 1st Street, Minneapolis, MN 55401 is sometimes noted as 1900. The actual origin story, however, goes back to 1895 when nationally recognized architect Harry Wild Jones designed what would become known as one of the handsomest warehouses in the North Loop area. Jones’ portfolio was famously creative, ranging from neoclassic to eclectic styles. In its heyday, the brick building at the corner of N 1st Street and N 4th Ave served as a wholesale warehouse for the five Lindsay brothers. Railroad tracks ran right behind the building, allowing buggies, wagons, and other farm machinery to be wheeled out through the giant factory doors and loaded directly onto freight trains. The building’s fifth story was added after major fire damage in 1909. Other historic warehouse conversions in the neighborhood include Itasca Lofts, Harvester Lofts, and Herschel Lofts.

During its initial transformation into residential use, and a subsequent major renovation, the old warehouse near the river was carefully reimagined in a way that fused the blue collar character of the original structure with a stylish new modernity. There is a warm and rustic charm evidenced by wooden ceilings with heavy post and beam supports, exposed brick walls, and overhead pipes and ductwork. Huge arched windows allow abundant natural light inside, casting a sunny glow across the gleaming hardwood floors. Some of the ceilings are vaulted, and loft bedrooms and bonus spaces often use wall cutouts for an airy connectivity to adjacent living areas. The gourmet kitchens offer more highlights, with stone counters, upscale stainless steel appliances, and hanging pendant lights over the dining/prep counters.

Residents enjoy a wealth of architectural details that add to the ambience, including a fascinating five-story inner atrium in the center of the building with skylights overhead. This also allows for a fun and picturesque way to approach the various units, via catwalk inspired hallways laced with heavy timber beams. There is also a main level lobby, a lounge area, and a conference room. Heated garage parking and extra storage add another level of convenience. The Riverfront Lofts building gets its name organically, positioned just a block from the Mississippi riverfront walking trails. This is a pet-friendly condominium, and the nearby greenbelt along the river is a great place to let dogs get some extra exercise.

On-Site Amenities and Conveniences at Riverwalk Lofts

  • Residents enjoy a unique five-story atrium with skylights
  • Handsome front lobby and mailroom with sorting counter
  • Attractive lounge area, and a conference/meeting room with WiFi
  • Communal laundry facilities to complement the in-unit washers and dryers
  • Heated parking garage, and extra storage
  • Pet-Friendly building, close to walking trails and North Loop Playground

 North Loop and the Riverfront Area

The Riverwalk Lofts condominium building is one of the oldest in the North Loop neighborhood. The area near the Mississippi River was prized by commercial property owners due to its proximity to a railroad line as well as the river itself. The Lindsay Brothers Company owned and operated the building from its inception all the way until 1985. The building’s architect, Harry Wild Jones, was reportedly inspired by Chicago’s landmark Marshall Field’s Wholesale Store when he designed the Lindsay Brothers building. Residents at Riverfront Lofts enjoy a prime location close to local shops, restaurants, Wholefoods Market, Fairgrounds Craft Coffee and Tea, Target Field and Minnesota Twins MLB, Target Center and Minnesota Timberwolves NBA, and light rail transit.


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