4051 Linden Hills Boulevard, Minneapolis
$2,795,000
At A Glance
- Built in 2004
- 5,203 square feet
- 5 bedrooms
- 5 bathrooms
Some streets are named after what they used to be. Linden Hills Boulevard is the last road in Minneapolis still legally called a boulevard, a title every other parkway lost in 1968. 4051 Linden Hills Boulevard was built as an owner-commissioned Tuscan villa, raised to bring up a family in the neighborhood where their own story started. That intention is what you feel walking through it — the quiet of solid limestone and cedar beams, the particular way afternoon light lands differently through arched openings and the sense that every design choice was made for the people living in it. The stone courtyard isn’t staged for a photo, it’s built for the long nights with the string lights and fire on. The lower level is not a bonus space, but rather a room the family actually uses. Upstairs, three en suite bedrooms means no one in this house ever has to wait for a bathroom, a small thing that changes how a home actually lives day to day. What you can’t get from the listing photos is its well-documented paper trail, from its first architectural drawing to its most recent service record. That kind of history doesn’t just prove upkeep, it tells you the people who lived here treated it as something worth keeping records for. A legacy home on the one street in Minneapolis that still remembers what it was built to be.
For more information, contact Josh Zuehlke at 612-735-2345.
