In a previous life, the Washburn Lofts building was at the epicenter of world flour production. Today, this readapted industrial space lies in the heart of the historic Mill District, just a block down from the Guthrie Theater and Mill City Museum.

Home to some of the most exclusive homes in Minneapolis, Washburn Lofts has everything you’d expect in a loft and more. Interiors feature expansive ceilings, huge sash windows, brick walls and exposed ductwork.

In addition to its central location, Washburn Lofts offers a number of onsite amenities including a shared fitness suite, a spacious community center, a river-facing terrace and an underground parking garage.

A TRUE INDUSTRIAL CONVERSION

Constructed in 1914, the Washburn Lofts building was once the epicenter of international flour production. The building, which served primarily as a repair and maintenance center, also housed the original Betty Crocker Kitchen and WCCO radio.

QUICK ACCESS TO NEIGHBORHOOD ATTRACTIONS

A open-air walkway and staircase between 2nd Street and West River Parkway connects residents at Washburn Lofts to the Mississippi riverfront and the Stone Arch Bridge.