Welcome to the cities most vibrant, cultural and delicious neighborhood located literally 5 minutes south of Downtown. Within a few blocks of your new home at City View Condominiums you will find:

• Transit stops for a confluence of bus routes.
• The Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
• Whittier Alliance
• Stevens Square Community Organization (SSCO)
• Nicollet Avenue known as EAT STREET - home to numerous (almost a hundred) fabulous ethnic restaurants, bars, coffee houses and specialty groceries shops.
• Minneapolis College of Art & Design
• Many historic homes like the Gayle and Pillsbury mansions.
• PLUS a lot of cool stores and all of the urban conveniences you need like a hardware store, dry cleaner, the new Boiler Café on 3rd and a pharmacy.
• Blocks from downtown without the hassle and expense.
• Convenience, comfort and all the amenities in one of Minneapolis's most historic urban neighborhoods.
• Beautiful Park just steps from your front door, with summer filled film festivals.
• Stevens Square is also known for being the “Artist District”
• More Condo Renovations on the near horizon…keeps values going up.

The South Nicollet-Eat Street area struck our “Condo Team” as one of the few remaining great, undiscovered neighborhoods in the city. Just south of downtown Minneapolis, the area was once home to many of the wealthy industrialists who made Minneapolis into a lumber- and flour-milling capital at the turn of the twentieth century. Their mansions, which populate Franklin, LaSalle, Blaisdell and Stevens Avenues, remain as important icons of the city’s history. Today, the neighborhood is more diverse and funky than any of those lumber or flour barons could have imagined-a fact that makes it appealing to those who seek a dynamic urban living experience.

Living blocks from “Eat Street”, Nicollet Ave, puts you within walking distance from a great selection of diverse restaurants from downtown to uptown. The Walker, Children’s Theatre, Minnesota Institute for the Arts, Orchestra Hall, The Convention Center, Target Center, the Humphrey Dome and more are walking distance for you to take in a concert, a play or a sporting event.  Minneapolis parks, walking and biking paths are all within a short distance for you to enjoy!