1918 Humboldt Avenue S, Minneapolis, MN 55403

Welcome to 1918 Humboldt Avenue S! This elegant 5 bedroom, 5 bathroom Mission-style home designed by noted Minnesota architect Frederick Kees, who also designed Minneapolis City Hall. The home has a wonderful combination of rich architectural charm and extensive updates for modern day living. Step inside to a bright, flowing main level featuring an open living room with original mahogany woodwork, new gas fireplace, original stained-glass built-ins and speaker system. Formal dining room with oak paneling, box-beamed ceilings, large built-in buffet, and distinctive hand-painted wallpaper featuring a scene of Lake of the Isles, believed to be original to the home, accompanied by a modern chandelier for a contemporary twist. Bright sunroom, office/music room, and an updated chef’s kitchen with Wolf range, center island, soapstone counters, and built-in banquette. A mudroom and powder room complete the main floor and offer everyday convenience and direct access to the paver patio and larger, landscaped backyard. Upper level includes a completely renovated primary suite with gas fireplace, speaker system, en-suite bath with soaking tub, steam shower, double sinks and private water closet, along with a beautifully fitted walk-in closet. Plus, two additional large bedrooms, another totally renovated bathroom, and laundry. Third floor adds two more bedrooms, an office, and yes, another renovated ¾ bath—perfect for guests, hobbies, or flexible living. The finished lower level has been totally updated and provides even more space with a family room, featuring immersive home theater including 7 speakers and subwoofer, gas fireplace, built-ins, bar area, billiards space, second laundry, and half bath. Outside, enjoy a larger lot with landscape lighting, in-ground sprinklers, invisible fence, and a private backyard ideal for entertaining. Additional features include a home audio system throughout many of the spaces and updated mechanicals. Exceptional walkable location, close to Kenwood Park, Lake of the Isles, the Walker Art Center, Sculpture Garden, restaurants, and more.