Building Spotlight Series: Whitney Landmark Residences
WHITNEY LANDMARK RESIDENCES
The Whitney Landmark Residences is among the many iconic brick buildings in the historic Mill District along the Minneapolis riverfront. The building originally housed the Standard Mill, which was built in 1879 as part of the Minneapolis flour milling boom, then later turned into the Whitney Hotel. The building was then converted to residences in 2007 after the closure of the Whitney Hotel in 2003. The Whitney building is often associated with the Ceresota building right next door and its iconic logo mural painted on the brick. This building was also originally a flour mill built in 1908, and is now an office building.
The Whitney Landmark boasts outstanding views of the Mississippi River, St Anthony Falls, and the Stone Arch Bridge. The Grand Rounds walking and biking trails are just steps outside the door, and Gold Medal Park is just blocks away, making this condo building perfectly poised among the green space access within the Mill District. Also just blocks away are the Guthrie Theater, Mill City Museum, and US Bank Stadium.
The building's original industrial architectural features can still be seen inside many units - the original timber beams and columns, exposed brick walls, arched brick windows, high ceilings and exposed ductwork all contribute to the units' characteristic charm. Each unit also has a private balcony to take in the river views.
Featured Listings at the whitney
building AMENITiES
Fitness Room
Private Balconies
Private Storage Rooms
Exposed Brick in Many Units
High Ceilings (13'-25' range)
Exposed Timber Beams
Data per NorthstarMLS and Minneapolis tax records.
building MARKET DATA
Whitney Landmark Residences IN THE PRESS
Cynthia Froid Group: Finance & Commerce Online, October 2019: Top Transactions: Couple pays $2.75 million for rare unfinished Whitney condo
Cynthia Froid Group: Finance & Commerce Online, January 2020: Top Condo Sales of 2019: Luxury Buyers Await New Condos
Cynthia Froid Group: Minneapolis / St Paul Business Journal Online, October 2019: City's biggest condo sale could happen next month — and space isn't even finished
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