Discover one of only six original brownstone rowhouses built in 1889, located in the Washburn Fair Oaks Mansion District of the Whittier neighborhood. This beautifully maintained townhouse sits within a designated Historic Preservation District that includes the Minneapolis Institute of Arts (MIA), the Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD), Fair Oaks Park, and several architecturally significant mansions. Just two blocks from vibrant Eat Street (Nicollet Avenue)—with its restaurants, cafés, and entertainment—and a half block from the newly redesigned 1st Avenue South (rebuilt in 2025 with bike lanes and traffic-calming improvements), this home offers a direct, easy route to downtown Minneapolis. Well-maintained townhouse with distinctive late 19th Century architectural features: carved Newel post, hardwood floors with walnut inlay, 9ft ceilings, six-panel ash doors with recessed panels. Original windows on south facing main level. Wood burning fireplace in living room with original mantel and tile surround. Main floor kitchen designed by Mueschler Cabinetry with custom cabinets, butcher block counters and exposed brick wall. Private patio with brick pavers on the north side of the townhome. Juliet balcony on the second floor.