Stonebridge Lofts | Mill District Minneapolis Condos

A Local Guide to Stonebridge Lofts

Stonebridge Lofts is one of the larger contemporary condominium developments in the Mill District. Its location across from Gold Medal Park, broad range of floor plans, rooftop and pool amenities, and proximity to the riverfront give it a different feel from smaller historic loft buildings nearby.

After more than 20 years working with Minneapolis condos and lofts, I have found that value at Stonebridge can vary substantially based on floor height, park or skyline views, floor plan, outdoor space, parking, renovation quality, and recent sales within the building.

Architecture and Floor Plans

Stonebridge contains approximately 164 condominium residences with a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom layouts.

Important unit-level differences may include:

• Floor plan
• Floor height
• Unit orientation
• Gold Medal Park or downtown views
• Natural light
• Balcony or outdoor space
• Kitchen and finish package
• Parking
• Storage

Because the building includes a wide variety of layouts and finish levels, buyers should evaluate each residence individually rather than relying only on building-wide averages or price per square foot.

Stonebridge Lofts Amenities

Stonebridge has historically offered a substantial shared amenity package, including:

• Swimming pool
• Fitness area
• Community room
• Rooftop patio
• On-site caretaking
• Storage
• Guest parking
• Secured access

Buyers should verify current amenities and exactly what is included in monthly HOA dues through the most recent association documents, since services and operating costs can change over time.

Gold Medal Park and Mill District Location

Stonebridge is located directly across from Gold Medal Park in the Mill District. The Mississippi River, Mill Ruins Park, the Guthrie Theater, Stone Arch Bridge, and riverfront trails are all nearby.

The location gives Stonebridge a strong park-and-river orientation while remaining close to Downtown East and the rest of central Minneapolis.

Views and Unit Orientation

Floor height and orientation can have a meaningful effect on value at Stonebridge. Some residences offer views toward Gold Medal Park, downtown Minneapolis, or the surrounding Mill District, while others have more neighborhood-focused outlooks.

Buyers should compare view corridor, natural light, nearby development, balcony exposure, and floor height when evaluating individual units.

HOA and Association Considerations

As with any large Minneapolis condominium development, buyers should review the association documents carefully.

• Monthly HOA dues and what they include
• Reserve funds
• Special assessments
• Association insurance
• Recent and planned capital projects
• Pool, roof, windows, elevators, and mechanical systems
• Rental restrictions
• Parking and storage rights
• Pet policies
• Association meeting minutes
• Any known litigation or major repair issues

Association finances and long-term capital planning can materially affect both ownership costs and resale value.

Parking and Storage

Parking and storage are important value considerations at Stonebridge. Buyers should confirm the exact parking rights associated with a specific residence, including the number and type of spaces, along with any separate storage rights.

Parking can create meaningful value differences, particularly for larger two- and three-bedroom units. Units generally have both indoor heated parking and storage. 

Stonebridge vs. Bridgewater Lofts

Buyers considering Stonebridge often compare it with Bridgewater Lofts, another large Mill District condominium development.

The buildings differ in floor plans, amenities, association structure, views, parking, building scale, and exact location. Building-level comparison is generally more useful than relying only on Mill District-wide pricing.

Stonebridge vs. Historic Mill District Lofts

Stonebridge offers a different ownership experience from historic buildings such as Humboldt Lofts and Stone Arch Lofts.

Historic conversions tend to offer more brick, timber, and individualized layouts, while Stonebridge provides newer construction, a broader amenity package, and more contemporary residential floor plans.

Stonebridge Lofts Real Estate FAQ

Where is Stonebridge Lofts located?

Stonebridge Lofts is located at 1120 S 2nd Street in the Mill District of Minneapolis, directly across from Gold Medal Park.

How many condos are in Stonebridge Lofts?

The building contains approximately 164 condominium residences.

What types of floor plans are available at Stonebridge?

The building includes a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom residences with a variety of layouts and finish levels.

Does Stonebridge have a swimming pool?

The building has historically included a swimming pool, fitness area, community room, rooftop patio, and other shared amenities. Buyers should verify current amenities through association documents.

What should buyers review before purchasing at Stonebridge Lofts?

Buyers should review HOA dues, reserves, insurance, assessments, meeting minutes, parking, storage, rental rules, recent capital projects, and the condition of the individual residence.

How should I compare Stonebridge with other Mill District condos?

Compare floor plan, floor height, views, parking, amenities, association finances, architecture, outdoor space, and recent building-level sales rather than relying only on price per square foot.

Buying or Selling at Stonebridge Lofts

Value at Stonebridge can vary significantly based on floor plan, floor height, views, outdoor space, parking, renovation quality, condition, and recent sales within the building.

If you are considering buying or selling at Stonebridge Lofts, Schedule a Consultation to talk through recent sales, association considerations, and how the building compares with other Mill District condo options.