Just Sold! 3515 Cedar Lake Ave. Overlooking Downtown Minneapolis Skyline, Cedar Lake

Where: 3515 Cedar Lake Ave. in Southwest Minneapolis, overlooking Cedar Lake and the downtown skyline.
What: 5 Bedroom, 4 Bath Italianate Style, 3-story home with 4,200 finished square feet on a gorgeous double lot.
When:  closed November 19.
How much: listed for $900k.
Who: Seller represented by Ross Kaplan of Edina Realty – City Lakes; Buyer represented by Ian Peterson, Coldwell Banker Burnet.

You’ll be wowed(!) by this stately, 3-story Italianate-style home with stunning skyline views on a gorgeous double lot overlooking Cedar Lake.

Highlights include the bright & cheerful, updated L-shaped Kitchen with Canadian granite and stainless appliances; gracious Living and Dining Rooms made for entertaining; the barrel-vaulted Mezzanine-level Family Room; and a versatile 3rd level perfect for teenage kids, guests, or Studio/Office space.  

Architecture buffs will appreciate this home’s fine details both inside and out, including acanthus leaf cornice moldings, coved ceilings, Adamesque wall treatments, and custom leaded-glass sconces.

Outdoor enthusiasts will love the proximity to the Kenilworth Trail and Midtown Greenway; Uptown’s restaurants and shopping are just minutes away.

Congrats to both the Buyer and Seller!

Note: the Dining Room (above left) is shown virtually staged.



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