Residential

USD $1,200,000

Active

Beds: 5

Baths: 1 Full | 2 Half | 1 Three Quarter

1778 Irving Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55403, USA

Listed by: Cari Ann Carter-Cari Ann Carter Gro | Edina Realty Home Services Exceptional Properties Division

Could this be the historic Lowry Hill sanctuary you've been dreaming of, just blocks from the lake? Nestled on the tree-lined elegance of Irving Avenue South, 1778 Irving Ave. S. is a stunning 5-bedroom plus office, 4-bathroom residence that blends architectural grandeur with modern comfort in one of Minneapolis’ most sought-after neighborhoods. From scenic morning strolls around the lake to evenings at walkable neighborhood venues, this home offers the perfect mix of luxury, lifestyle, and location. A welcoming screened porch sets the tone for this gracious yet unpretentious home, where classic charm meets thoughtful updates. Expanded in the early 1900s and enhanced by renowned Architect Dale Mulfinger of Vujovich Design Build , the property features a dramatic open staircase in the foyer, built-in bench seating, gleaming hardwood floors, and sunlit rooms filled with character. An enchanting inglenook and gas fireplace create intimate gathering spaces, while the showstopper gourmet kitchen—complete with pristine white cabinetry and professional-grade appliances—is every cook’s dream. Upstairs, the luxurious main suite includes a dedicated home office, ideal for today’s work-from-home lifestyle. The versatile third floor offers additional living space or ample storage, giving you the flexibility to grow into the home. Recent updates such as a new sewer line, air conditioning system, and numerous other improvements ensure peace of mind and move-in-ready convenience. Step outside to a serene backyard patio and a rare, convenient 2-car garage, all framed by some of the most iconic historic homes in the city. Whether you're savoring coffee on the porch beneath a canopy of mature trees or entertaining in the heart of this Lowry Hill gem, your dream home isn’t just possible—it’s waiting.

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