Nicollet Island Historic Homes

167 Nicollet St, Minneapolis, MN 55401

Last Updated: 2 Wks Ago

Details

Lease Term Options

Property Information

Built in 1900
15 units / 2 stories

Fees and Policies

The fees below are based on community-supplied data and may exclude additional fees and utilities.

Dogs Allowed

Monthly Pet Rent
$35
One Time Fee
$250
Pet Deposit
$250
Pet Limit
2

Comments

Deposit: $250, $250 non-refundable fee, Rent is per animal/month

Property Highlights

Historic Building
Refrigerator

Apartment Features

Refrigerator

Community Features

Public Transportation

Neighborhood Scores

Walk Score ^®

Somewhat Walkable60 / 100

Transit Score ^®

Excellent Transit71 / 100

Bike Score ^®

Very Bikeable86 / 100

Soundscore ^™

Active79 / 100

Transit

Commuter Rail

Target Field Station & Rail Platform

4 min Drive

Commuter Rail

Fridley Station & Platform

12 min Drive

Airport

Minneapolis-St Paul International/Wold-Chamberlain

23 min Drive

Local Education

Primary and Secondary Schools

Webster Elementary

Grades PK-5

Public

Northeast Middle

Grades 6-8

Public

St. John Lutheran School

Grades K-8

Private

Trinity First Lutheran School

Grades PK-8

Private

DeLaSalle High School

Grades 9-12

Private

Edison Senior High

Grades 9-12

Public

Special Education

Grades PK-12

Public

About Nicollet Island Historic Homes

Nicollet Island Cooperative, also known as the MidRiver cooperative, features unique living in old Victorian homes in a location that speaks for itself. It is not surprising that there is a waiting list for these homes and that they are seldomly... available. Located on the Northern end of historic Nicollet Island, you will find the Nicollet Island Historic Homes MidRiver Cooperative. Consisting of twenty-two units in six historic homes dating from the late nineteenth century, the co-op is part of a rural oasis in the middle of downtown Minneapolis. The MidRiver (Nicollet Island Historic Homes) Co-op was formed in 1988 in an effort to preserve and rehabilitate several of the Victorian-era homes on Nicollet Island and to provide affordable housing to its residents. The co-op is managed by an annually-elected Board of Directors and also consists of several committees (currently: Membership, Maintenance, Finance, Documents, Buyout, and Rehab) which advise the board, and on which all residents are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Nicollet Island Cooperative, also known as the MidRiver cooperative, features unique living in old Victorian homes in a location that speaks for itself. It is not surprising that there is a waiting list for these homes and that they are seldomly available. Located on the Northern end of historic Nicollet Island, you will find the Nicollet Island Historic Homes MidRiver Cooperative. Consisting of twenty-two units in six historic homes dating from the late nineteenth century, the co-op is part of a rural oasis in the middle of downtown Minneapolis. The MidRiver (Nicollet Island Historic Homes) Co-op was formed in 1988 in an effort to preserve and rehabilitate several of the Victorian-era homes on Nicollet Island and to provide affordable housing to its residents. The co-op is managed by an annually-elected Board of Directors and also consists of several committees (currently: Membership, Maintenance, Finance, Documents, Buyout, and Rehab) which advise the board, and on which all residents are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Nicollet Island Historic Homes is an apartment community