Price range: $250,000 – $2,000,000+ Units: 255 Stories: 39 Available Units: 35 (Jan 21 Downtown Journal) Development Status: Open Sales Center: On site. Model available for tours: Yes. Developers: The Carlyle Condos, Apex Asset Management Corp. General contractor: Opus Northwest Construction Corp. Architect: Opus Architects & Engineers Inc. Design architect: Humphreys & Partners Architects Landscape architect: Damon Farber Associates Inc. Engineer: Opus Architects & Engineers Inc. Property Management: Gittleman Management Unit types
- 1 bedroom, 1 bath - 1 bedroom plus study, 1 bath - 1 bedroom plus study, 1.5 bath - 2 bedroom - 2 bedroom, 2 bath - 2 bedroom plus study, 2 bath - 3 bedroom - 3 bedroom plus family room, 2 Bath - 3 bedroom plus family room, 2.5 Bath - 3 bedroom plus family room, 3 Bath - 3 bedroom plus family room, 3.5 Bath Views
Downtown Minneapolis Skyline or Mississippi River. Description
The Carlyle is one of the tallest and most luxurious condo developments in downtown Minneapolis. Units get progressively larger and more expensive as you climb through the building with the top units coming in at over $2 million. Units start at $250,000.
Floors 2-4 are lofts. (Legend Lofts) Floors 5-30 make up the bulk of the condos. (Classic Residences) Floors 31-39 are the largest units. Almost all are 3 bedroom units. The six units on floors 37-39 are 3 bedroom plus family room units and take up half a level each. (Masterpiece Homes) Shared Amenities:
- Great Room - Wine Room - Business Center - Conference Room - Guest Suites - On-Site Spa (The C Spa) - Outdoor pool - Outdoor barbecue area - Outdoor fireplace - Outdoor lounge - Weight training and cardiovascular equipment - Aerobic/Pilates/yoga studio - Tanning room - Steam Room - Massage Room - Men’s and Women’s locker rooms What’s nearby:
Coffee shop: Dunn Bros across the street. Grocery: Lunds in Northeast just across the 3rd Ave Bridge in Northeast. Dining: Nothing just outside the door, unless you’re interested in eating at the Residence Inn by Marriott or grabbing a cookie at Dunn Bros. There are great restaurants near the Guthrie and more casual options along Washington Ave heading toward the U of MN. Post office: 1 block.
