Five Bedroom Minnesota Diamond in the Rough $199K
$199,000
This Minnesota diamond in the rough requires updates, which is why it’s priced accordingly. You’ll also appreciate the generous space—currently offering 5 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, with the potential to add additional bathrooms on both the main floor and the third floor.
Ready for Buyer’s sweat equity. Serious investors only. Well-preserved charming woodwork on main level. Lots of room with good ceiling height to finish basement. As-is sale, buyer to assume responsibility for items on Minneapolis Point of Sale report. Buyer to verify all measurements and possibility of finishing basement. Use offer summary and disclosures in supplements and please use As-Is addendum.
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1909
3334 Stevens Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55408 $199,000
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Douglas Grimm
Here are common pros/cons of the Lyndale neighborhood area of Minneapolis.
Pros
- Strong local access & walkability: Lots of daily amenities (shops, restaurants, transit along major corridors).
- Food/culture options: Dense mix of eateries and community-oriented spaces, especially near major avenues.
- Business corridor energy: Lyndale Ave areas can feel lively and “in motion,” with frequent changes/new openings.
- Transit-friendly: Proximity to key routes makes commuting easier than in more car-dependent parts of the city.
- Redevelopment momentum (in many pockets): Some blocks see ongoing reinvestment, which can improve services and housing variety over time.
Cons
- Block-by-block variation: One block can feel very different from the next (housing quality, foot traffic, upkeep).
- Noise/traffic near main roads: Living close to major arterials can mean more street noise and parking/traffic churn.
- Parking can be tough: Demand often increases near commercial areas and transit stops.
- Short-term construction/changes: If there’s ongoing development, you may see disruption (construction noise, changing traffic patterns).
- Safety concerns can be uneven: Like many urban neighborhoods, safety experiences may vary by time of day and location—so it’s worth checking current local conditions.
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