Condo · Downtown
River Towers
Established high-rise with panoramic views of the Mississippi River and downtown Minneapolis, offering spacious floor plans at accessible price points.
15, 17 & 19 South 1st Street, Minneapolis, MN 55401
About This Building
Completed in 1965, River Towers remains Minneapolis's first and largest downtown residential highrise. The complex consists of two buildings and more than 500 condos. Inside, traditional layouts favor crisp lines, large windows, and average ceiling heights. Spectacular skyline views can be seen from the south side. Beyond size, amenities set River Towers apart — a landscaped courtyard, large outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts and a fitness center across more than five acres in historic Gateway Park.
Did You Know
One of the first projects constructed in the early 1960s as part of the city plan to clean up the Gateway area of Minneapolis. The largest high-rise condominium in the state of Minnesota.
Building Amenities
Private landscaped courtyard with heated outdoor pool, gardens and tennis/pickleball courts; 360-degree rooftop deck.
HOA Details
HOA Includes:
- Air Conditioning
- Building Exterior
- Hazard Insurance
- Heating
- Outside Maintenance
- Professional Management
- Sanitation
- Security Staff
- Shared Amenities
- Snow/Lawn Care
- Water/Sewer
Managed by:
Sudler Property ManagementTypical Unit Mix
Policies & Rules
Pet Policy
Pets are not allowed at River Towers. That includes cats and dogs. The one exception is service animals.
Rental Policy
Rentals are allowedRentals allowed, no rental cap. Minimum lease term 30 days.
Parking
Underground heated and outdoor
Market Statistics
Sales closed Oct 2024 – Oct 2026
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