Tucked into the quiet neighborhood of Bronx Park, this home has undergone recent renovations that
maintain original features and make it feel special. The easy flowing layout is full of natural light and
modern finishes.
The kitchen was remodeled with new appliances, granite countertops, cabinetry, tile flooring, and subway tile backsplash. A wall was removed between the kitchen and dining room to create a large peninsula and expose the original chimney. Throughout the main level, you’ll find fresh paint, updated trim and moldings, and refinished hardwood floors.
Upstairs, find your oasis in the oversized bedroom. The calming space features new LVP flooring, built in bookshelves, fresh paint, and offers plenty of storage with two large closets plus an additional bonus storage room.
The lower level acts as a second living space with a family room and a huge walk-in closet. Downstairs
you’ll also find the bonus room which has been fitted for a home gym featuring new rubber flooring and a storage space.
Outside, the no-maintenance front deck is a perfect place to slow down and enjoy the neighborhood, while the fully fenced-in backyard gives ample space for recreation or pets. The alley leading to the garage was also recently redone by the city, with no assessment to the property.
The location is another big part of what makes this home special. Set on a sidewalk-lined street in a quiet neighborhood, you’re within walking distance of parks, playgrounds, the Dakota Dog Park, Cedar Lake Trail, restaurants, shopping, and Metro bus stops. Knollwood, Texa-Tonka, Ridgedale, and West End are all just a short drive away, with easy access to Hwy 100, Hwy 169, and I-394. Downtown Minneapolis is only about 10 minutes away, and a new light rail station is planned roughly 1.5 miles south, with an expected opening in 2027.
Most of all, the home has an intimate, peaceful feel — the kind of place that is easy to settle into. It’s
updated without feeling overdone, retains the personality of its original character, and sits in a
neighborhood that is full of life.
All parties note that the Seller holds a Minnesota real estate salesperson license which is currently on
inactive status and held by the State of Minnesota.
