Set along the coveted west side of Lake of the Isles, this extraordinary Tudor pairs timeless architecture with the comfort and functionality of a thoughtfully modernized home. Nearly 6,000 finished square feet offer gracious everyday living, exceptional entertaining spaces, five bedrooms, five baths, and immediate access to one of Minneapolis’ most iconic lakes and parkways.
Since purchasing the home in 2016, the current owners have completed an extensive renovation while carefully preserving its original character. The kitchen and baths have been beautifully reimagined, while major improvements include updated mechanicals, new windows, a newer roof, extensive masonry restoration, professionally designed landscaping, and fully renovated third and lower levels.
Originally commissioned for the Bullis family and designed by noted Minneapolis architects Van Dyck and Brown, the home has had only three owners and carries a remarkable history of distinguished hospitality, including visits from President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Vice Presidents Hubert Humphrey and Walter Mondale.
Architectural significance, extensive modern improvements, and an exceptional Lake of the Isles setting come together in a home that would be nearly impossible to recreate today.
